A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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But before the enemy could cross the Apennines the two consuls , Decius and Fabius , followed on their tracks and , coming up with them , won a complete victory . The battle of Sentinum was a landmark in Rome's progress towards a ...
But before the enemy could cross the Apennines the two consuls , Decius and Fabius , followed on their tracks and , coming up with them , won a complete victory . The battle of Sentinum was a landmark in Rome's progress towards a ...
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All hopes now centred upon him ; and being again elected consul for 104 , he proceeded to take his measures for meeting the coming crisis . These measures involved nothing less than a complete reorganization of Rome's military system .
All hopes now centred upon him ; and being again elected consul for 104 , he proceeded to take his measures for meeting the coming crisis . These measures involved nothing less than a complete reorganization of Rome's military system .
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Side by side with this , however , there existed alternative forms of non - religious marriage , which involved no such complete subjection to the husband's authority , and under which the wife's property could be retained at her own ...
Side by side with this , however , there existed alternative forms of non - religious marriage , which involved no such complete subjection to the husband's authority , and under which the wife's property could be retained at her own ...
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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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