A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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In 310 the Etruscans declared war on her , followed by the Italian tribes of the central Apennines — the Marsi , Hernici , Aequi , and Paeligni . It was an uncomfortable moment ; but thanks to the advantage of her strategical position ...
In 310 the Etruscans declared war on her , followed by the Italian tribes of the central Apennines — the Marsi , Hernici , Aequi , and Paeligni . It was an uncomfortable moment ; but thanks to the advantage of her strategical position ...
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In the affray that followed some 300 lives were lost ; and Tiberius , clubbed on the head with a footstool , fell dead . Thus almost for the first time since Rome became a Republic blood had been spilt in a political quarrel - an ...
In the affray that followed some 300 lives were lost ; and Tiberius , clubbed on the head with a footstool , fell dead . Thus almost for the first time since Rome became a Republic blood had been spilt in a political quarrel - an ...
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Caesar would have followed a very different policy . His aim had been to extend the privileges of citizenship to the provincial populations , merging ruler folk and subject folk in one homogeneous political whole .
Caesar would have followed a very different policy . His aim had been to extend the privileges of citizenship to the provincial populations , merging ruler folk and subject folk in one homogeneous political whole .
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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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