A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Sicily had brought them into contact with Hellenic civilization that cultural influences began to take root among them . During the period of the Punic Wars , accordingly , we find the first beginnings of a Latin literature , modelled ...
Sicily had brought them into contact with Hellenic civilization that cultural influences began to take root among them . During the period of the Punic Wars , accordingly , we find the first beginnings of a Latin literature , modelled ...
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Even the Galatian tribes in the centre of the peninsula were brought under his influence by a campaign undertaken by the new consul Volso . In Greece proper it remained to teach the Aetolians a lesson . Their League was overwhelmed ...
Even the Galatian tribes in the centre of the peninsula were brought under his influence by a campaign undertaken by the new consul Volso . In Greece proper it remained to teach the Aetolians a lesson . Their League was overwhelmed ...
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Already the imperial regime had brought to the fore many soldiers , politicians , and writers of provincial extraction ; Seneca , for instance , hailed from Spain and Burrus from Gaul , whither , so far as we can tell , their ancestors ...
Already the imperial regime had brought to the fore many soldiers , politicians , and writers of provincial extraction ; Seneca , for instance , hailed from Spain and Burrus from Gaul , whither , so far as we can tell , their ancestors ...
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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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