A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Pagina 428
Aequi defeated at Mt. Algidus . 396. Capture of Veii by Camillus . 390. Rome
sacked by Gauls . 376 . Licinian proposals : violent strife results . 367 . Licinian
proposals become law : one consul plebeian , etc. 360–50 . Gallic Invasions .
287 .
Aequi defeated at Mt. Algidus . 396. Capture of Veii by Camillus . 390. Rome
sacked by Gauls . 376 . Licinian proposals : violent strife results . 367 . Licinian
proposals become law : one consul plebeian , etc. 360–50 . Gallic Invasions .
287 .
Pagina 430
Scipios defeated on Baetis . Hannibal's dash on Rome : Capua Marcellus
captures Syracuse . reduced . P. Scipio arrives in Spain . Rest of Sicily reduced .
209. Scipio takes New Carthage . 208. Scipio defeats Hasdrubal at Bae But
Hasdrubal ...
Scipios defeated on Baetis . Hannibal's dash on Rome : Capua Marcellus
captures Syracuse . reduced . P. Scipio arrives in Spain . Rest of Sicily reduced .
209. Scipio takes New Carthage . 208. Scipio defeats Hasdrubal at Bae But
Hasdrubal ...
Pagina 432
B. Cimbrian War ( i ) Previous disasters : Carbo defeated by Cimbri at Noreia (
113 ) : Silanus defeated in Transalpine ... ( üi ) Marius defeats Teutones and
Ambrones at Aquae Sextiac ( 102 ) : but Cimbri and Tigurini invading Italy from
north ...
B. Cimbrian War ( i ) Previous disasters : Carbo defeated by Cimbri at Noreia (
113 ) : Silanus defeated in Transalpine ... ( üi ) Marius defeats Teutones and
Ambrones at Aquae Sextiac ( 102 ) : but Cimbri and Tigurini invading Italy from
north ...
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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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