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Max Cary. The coast of Italy. peatedly traversed by ancient armies, and where
soldiers went, traders also were sure to find their way. Nevertheless for many
centuries of early Italian history the Alps remained an almost insurmountable
barrier.
Max Cary. The coast of Italy. peatedly traversed by ancient armies, and where
soldiers went, traders also were sure to find their way. Nevertheless for many
centuries of early Italian history the Alps remained an almost insurmountable
barrier.
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In this case Rome, the greatest builder of fortresses in ancient times, began its
own career as a military bulwark against foreign invasion. If we compare the
ancient legends about the foundation of Rome with the results of modern
research, we ...
In this case Rome, the greatest builder of fortresses in ancient times, began its
own career as a military bulwark against foreign invasion. If we compare the
ancient legends about the foundation of Rome with the results of modern
research, we ...
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The same scholar also correlated the dates of Judaeo-Christian events with
those of Oriental, of Greek and of Roman history in synchronistic tables which are
of considerable importance for our general knowledge of ancient chronology.
The same scholar also correlated the dates of Judaeo-Christian events with
those of Oriental, of Greek and of Roman history in synchronistic tables which are
of considerable importance for our general knowledge of ancient chronology.
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