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Pagina 145
Were they to assume new and possibly indefinite obligations by taking sides in a
dispute that did not concern them directly 2 On the one hand, the acquisition of
Messana by the Carthaginians would furnish them with a potential base of attack
...
Were they to assume new and possibly indefinite obligations by taking sides in a
dispute that did not concern them directly 2 On the one hand, the acquisition of
Messana by the Carthaginians would furnish them with a potential base of attack
...
Pagina 147
Against these the Romans had nothing to hand save a few cruisers, and the
naval contingents which they could exact from Tarentum and the other coastal
towns of Italy by the terms of their treaties were quite inconsiderable. But they
now ...
Against these the Romans had nothing to hand save a few cruisers, and the
naval contingents which they could exact from Tarentum and the other coastal
towns of Italy by the terms of their treaties were quite inconsiderable. But they
now ...
Pagina 533
In entrusting these new duties to the Senate, Tiberius no doubt intended to
devolve prosecutions of an invidious character upon its shoulders.” But even in
cases of a political complexion he gave the Senate a free hand to find its own
verdict, ...
In entrusting these new duties to the Senate, Tiberius no doubt intended to
devolve prosecutions of an invidious character upon its shoulders.” But even in
cases of a political complexion he gave the Senate a free hand to find its own
verdict, ...
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