A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1965 - 456 pagine |
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... Roman wives and mothers had a steadying influence over the political as well as the private behaviour of their men - folk . It was not the habit in the best days of the Republic to hire a nurse or tutor for the Roman boy . He grew up ...
... Roman wives and mothers had a steadying influence over the political as well as the private behaviour of their men - folk . It was not the habit in the best days of the Republic to hire a nurse or tutor for the Roman boy . He grew up ...
Pagina 266
... Romans with a demand for his extra- dition . Negotiations were begun , and in 20 B.C. Augustus himself arrived in the East in time to conclude an honourable settlement . It seems clear that Phraates was eager to buy off any danger of Roman ...
... Romans with a demand for his extra- dition . Negotiations were begun , and in 20 B.C. Augustus himself arrived in the East in time to conclude an honourable settlement . It seems clear that Phraates was eager to buy off any danger of Roman ...
Pagina 336
... Roman pattern . Of these Londinium - a purely Roman foundation — was by far the largest . It covered half a square mile in area , and was pro- vided with a ... ROMAN WALL IN NORTHUMBERLAND In the centre stood a 336 THE ROMAN EMPIRE.
... Roman pattern . Of these Londinium - a purely Roman foundation — was by far the largest . It covered half a square mile in area , and was pro- vided with a ... ROMAN WALL IN NORTHUMBERLAND In the centre stood a 336 THE ROMAN EMPIRE.
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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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