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Pagina 107
More lately , as we have seen , the importation of supplies from Sicily and Egypt
had been used by the government to supplement the dwindling produce of Italian
farms ; and it was one of the aedile's duties to see that the supply was adequate ...
More lately , as we have seen , the importation of supplies from Sicily and Egypt
had been used by the government to supplement the dwindling produce of Italian
farms ; and it was one of the aedile's duties to see that the supply was adequate ...
Pagina 365
Its economic life , as we have seen , was in danger of breaking down ; and in
addition to the measures which he took to revive agriculture and which have
been described in the preceding chapter1 he also did much to improve
communications ...
Its economic life , as we have seen , was in danger of breaking down ; and in
addition to the measures which he took to revive agriculture and which have
been described in the preceding chapter1 he also did much to improve
communications ...
Pagina 418
As he was about to march on Italy to the overthrow of Maxentius he is said to
have seen in the sky the vision of a cross athwart the sun and above it the legend
In hoc vince or ' Herein conquer ' . Whatever the truth of the story , it is certain that
...
As he was about to march on Italy to the overthrow of Maxentius he is said to
have seen in the sky the vision of a cross athwart the sun and above it the legend
In hoc vince or ' Herein conquer ' . Whatever the truth of the story , it is certain that
...
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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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