A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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the Alpine tribes which formed a hostile salient inconveniently projecting inside the intended frontier line of Rhine and Danube . Assisted by his younger brother Drusus , who marched up from Cisalpine Gaul , he reduced the districts of ...
the Alpine tribes which formed a hostile salient inconveniently projecting inside the intended frontier line of Rhine and Danube . Assisted by his younger brother Drusus , who marched up from Cisalpine Gaul , he reduced the districts of ...
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it went in the Romans ' favour , Tibiscum was not stormed , and abandoning his project of penetrating the Iron Gates Pass , Trajan returned to winter in the Danube camps . The off - season , however , was by no means wasted ; for near ...
it went in the Romans ' favour , Tibiscum was not stormed , and abandoning his project of penetrating the Iron Gates Pass , Trajan returned to winter in the Danube camps . The off - season , however , was by no means wasted ; for near ...
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Vespasian annexes and fortifies Black Forest district , connecting Rhine and Danube fronts . VII . 83-4 . Domitian's expedition against Chatti : annexation of Mt. Taunus district ; more advanced line fortified between Rhine and Danube .
Vespasian annexes and fortifies Black Forest district , connecting Rhine and Danube fronts . VII . 83-4 . Domitian's expedition against Chatti : annexation of Mt. Taunus district ; more advanced line fortified between Rhine and Danube .
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THE ROMAN REPUBLIC | 2 |
CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 3 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
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