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 436
But Octavian's troops stood L. An- firm by him in the hour of crisis , and while L. Antonius was carrying out his coup de théâtre in Rome , his adversary made sure of his communications through northern Italy with Spain , to which ...
But Octavian's troops stood L. An- firm by him in the hour of crisis , and while L. Antonius was carrying out his coup de théâtre in Rome , his adversary made sure of his communications through northern Italy with Spain , to which ...
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Caecina's troops , it is true , made a better rally than their general had allowed for : when he proposed to them to desert to Primus in a body , they put him under arrest . Under new officers of their own choice the Vitellian soldiers ...
Caecina's troops , it is true , made a better rally than their general had allowed for : when he proposed to them to desert to Primus in a body , they put him under arrest . Under new officers of their own choice the Vitellian soldiers ...
Pagina 604
Through the mediation of Vespasian's Vitellius ' elder brother Flavius Sabinus , whom Vitellius had not troubled to troops pre- remove from his command of the urban cohorts at Rome , the terms of vent his capitulation were agreed upon .
Through the mediation of Vespasian's Vitellius ' elder brother Flavius Sabinus , whom Vitellius had not troubled to troops pre- remove from his command of the urban cohorts at Rome , the terms of vent his capitulation were agreed upon .
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