A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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But Agathocles having died in 289 , they were forced to turn elsewhere ; and seven years later the town of Thurii , when attacked by the Lucanians , sent an appeal to Rome . Though the Senate hung back , the tribune leaders of the ...
But Agathocles having died in 289 , they were forced to turn elsewhere ; and seven years later the town of Thurii , when attacked by the Lucanians , sent an appeal to Rome . Though the Senate hung back , the tribune leaders of the ...
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It was these syndicates , as we shall see , which were given the privilege of farming the tax - collection of ' Asia ' ; and again a little later it was due partly to them that the first territorial annexation was made in southern Gaul ...
It was these syndicates , as we shall see , which were given the privilege of farming the tax - collection of ' Asia ' ; and again a little later it was due partly to them that the first territorial annexation was made in southern Gaul ...
Pagina 113
In the literature of every nation prose is a later development than verse ; and , as we have seen , the earliest Roman prose - writers composed in Greek . But Cato used the medium in his Latin treatise on Farming , and he also set a ...
In the literature of every nation prose is a later development than verse ; and , as we have seen , the earliest Roman prose - writers composed in Greek . But Cato used the medium in his Latin treatise on Farming , and he also set a ...
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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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