A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineClassical work on the history of the Roman Empire - For senior history students - Many illustrations of Roman antiquities - Map of ancient Rome - Map of the Roman Empire under Augustus, Trajan and Hadrian - Lazio (Latium) - Rome. |
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Pagina 170
In 208 he began his advance across southern Spain and brought Hasdrubal to battle near Baecula . In this action Scipio attempted against one of the victors of Cannae the envelopment tactics by which that engagement had been won .
In 208 he began his advance across southern Spain and brought Hasdrubal to battle near Baecula . In this action Scipio attempted against one of the victors of Cannae the envelopment tactics by which that engagement had been won .
Pagina 343
The creation of a special corps of officers , with no political careers to advance and no political axes to grind , probably lay too far from the traditions of the republic to come within the range of practical reforms .
The creation of a special corps of officers , with no political careers to advance and no political axes to grind , probably lay too far from the traditions of the republic to come within the range of practical reforms .
Pagina 619
... was for the first time brought fully within the ambit of continental European culture . On the German frontier the Flavian emperors carried out a similar , Advance of if less ambitious , policy of protective advance as in Britain .
... was for the first time brought fully within the ambit of continental European culture . On the German frontier the Flavian emperors carried out a similar , Advance of if less ambitious , policy of protective advance as in Britain .
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