A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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scattered bands of soldiers the issue was determined by the flight of the Othonian commanders . The army capitulated ; and Otho himself , who on the advice of his lieutenants had retired before the battle to the south side of the Po ...
scattered bands of soldiers the issue was determined by the flight of the Othonian commanders . The army capitulated ; and Otho himself , who on the advice of his lieutenants had retired before the battle to the south side of the Po ...
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... and from their ranks were drawn not merely a large proportion of the new aristocracy of the imperial service , but also an unfailing supply of admirable soldiers who were long to prove the backbone of the imperial troops .
... and from their ranks were drawn not merely a large proportion of the new aristocracy of the imperial service , but also an unfailing supply of admirable soldiers who were long to prove the backbone of the imperial troops .
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Instead of taking the offensive , however , he proposed to buy off the invaders with gold ; and so infuriated were the soldiers at this humiliation that in March 235 they murdered both him and his mother . So the dynasty of the Severi ...
Instead of taking the offensive , however , he proposed to buy off the invaders with gold ; and so infuriated were the soldiers at this humiliation that in March 235 they murdered both him and his mother . So the dynasty of the Severi ...
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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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