A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Next year ( 202 ) he moved south - west into the interior , where he won some
successes against Massinissa's tribesmen ; and finally near Zama , about five
days ' march from Carthage , he was brought to battle by the Roman host . On
that last ...
Next year ( 202 ) he moved south - west into the interior , where he won some
successes against Massinissa's tribesmen ; and finally near Zama , about five
days ' march from Carthage , he was brought to battle by the Roman host . On
that last ...
Pagina 138
The Cimbri , who were still searching for the Teutones , seemed in no haste for
battle , but at last in August they were brought to a decision on the Raudine Plain
near Vercellae between Milan and Turin . Their enormous battle - line , a good ...
The Cimbri , who were still searching for the Teutones , seemed in no haste for
battle , but at last in August they were brought to a decision on the Raudine Plain
near Vercellae between Milan and Turin . Their enormous battle - line , a good ...
Pagina 430
Hannibal leaves New Carthage Battles of Ticinus and Trebia Sempronius ' army
returns fro ! n ( May ) . ( Dec. ) . Sicily . 217. Naval repulse of Carthaginians at
Battle of Trasimene : Hannibal Ebro . enters Apulia : Fabius , Dictator , avoids
open ...
Hannibal leaves New Carthage Battles of Ticinus and Trebia Sempronius ' army
returns fro ! n ( May ) . ( Dec. ) . Sicily . 217. Naval repulse of Carthaginians at
Battle of Trasimene : Hannibal Ebro . enters Apulia : Fabius , Dictator , avoids
open ...
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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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