A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1965 - 456 pagine |
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... PROVINCES The principal features which we have observed in the Romanization of Britain , were even more strongly marked among the other Western provinces . The colloquial use of Latin , for example , became so firmly established both in ...
... PROVINCES The principal features which we have observed in the Romanization of Britain , were even more strongly marked among the other Western provinces . The colloquial use of Latin , for example , became so firmly established both in ...
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... provinces , she was also losing something that mattered far more — the energy of her native manhood , which during three centuries past had conquered , organized , and administered the Mediterranean world . For the provinces were ...
... provinces , she was also losing something that mattered far more — the energy of her native manhood , which during three centuries past had conquered , organized , and administered the Mediterranean world . For the provinces were ...
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... provinces : sack Philippopolis : Decius killed in battle ( 251 ) . ( ii ) TREBONIANUS succeeded by VALERIAN and his son GALLIENUS ( 253 ) . C. ( a ) In East . Valerian captured by Shapur of Persia ( 258 ) : Odonethes of Palmyra rallies ...
... provinces : sack Philippopolis : Decius killed in battle ( 251 ) . ( ii ) TREBONIANUS succeeded by VALERIAN and his son GALLIENUS ( 253 ) . C. ( a ) In East . Valerian captured by Shapur of Persia ( 258 ) : Odonethes of Palmyra rallies ...
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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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