A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1965 - 456 pagine |
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... natives , succeeded in procur- ing their release on terms . But at Rome it seems to have been the fashion to ... native stronghold of Numantia , which , try as they might , the Romans could not take . Scipio surrounded it with a ...
... natives , succeeded in procur- ing their release on terms . But at Rome it seems to have been the fashion to ... native stronghold of Numantia , which , try as they might , the Romans could not take . Scipio surrounded it with a ...
Pagina 237
... native Italian stock . Henceforward the Roman mind was to run no longer in leading - strings . It had attained to the independence of maturity . IV . ART AND ARCHITECTURE The Italians were not by instinct an artistic people ; and any ...
... native Italian stock . Henceforward the Roman mind was to run no longer in leading - strings . It had attained to the independence of maturity . IV . ART AND ARCHITECTURE The Italians were not by instinct an artistic people ; and any ...
Pagina 338
... native tongues ever since . Again the country - houses of the Romanized Gallic landlords were of a far more sumptuous and elaborate character than the modest villas of Britain . Above all , the towns not merely of Gaul and Spain , but ...
... native tongues ever since . Again the country - houses of the Romanized Gallic landlords were of a far more sumptuous and elaborate character than the modest villas of Britain . Above all , the towns not merely of Gaul and Spain , but ...
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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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