A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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This was part of the elaborate network of military roads — that indispensable factor in Rome's organization of a newly conquered country ; but of these the majority radiated outwards from Londinium or London a city now founded for its ...
This was part of the elaborate network of military roads — that indispensable factor in Rome's organization of a newly conquered country ; but of these the majority radiated outwards from Londinium or London a city now founded for its ...
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To the first belonged the military tribunes or staff - officers , young aristocrats , as a rule , serving their apprenticeship in the imperial service and entrusted with little more than the management of the commissariat and various ...
To the first belonged the military tribunes or staff - officers , young aristocrats , as a rule , serving their apprenticeship in the imperial service and entrusted with little more than the management of the commissariat and various ...
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So all along the frontier grew up a continuous line of military settlements , in which families were raised and lived , and in which sons were compelled to follow in their father's calling . The garrison troops , in short , became a ...
So all along the frontier grew up a continuous line of military settlements , in which families were raised and lived , and in which sons were compelled to follow in their father's calling . The garrison troops , in short , became 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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