A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1965 - 456 pagine |
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... took to hoarding ; but by an ingenious manipulation of the currency the hoarders were induced to bring in their coins for reminting . The war - tax was doubled . Restrictions were placed on private extravagance ; and even women's ...
... took to hoarding ; but by an ingenious manipulation of the currency the hoarders were induced to bring in their coins for reminting . The war - tax was doubled . Restrictions were placed on private extravagance ; and even women's ...
Pagina 211
... took with him new regiments in the main , when in the last days of 47 he set sail from Lilybaeum and landed at Hadrumetun some distance south - east of the enemy camp at Utica . At first he could do little more than hold his own ; and ...
... took with him new regiments in the main , when in the last days of 47 he set sail from Lilybaeum and landed at Hadrumetun some distance south - east of the enemy camp at Utica . At first he could do little more than hold his own ; and ...
Pagina 315
... took a fresh and even more serious turn . The news of Vespasian's accession compelled Civilis to abandon his pretence of partisanship and declare himself in open rebellion against Rome . Meanwhile his success had fired the nationalist ...
... took a fresh and even more serious turn . The news of Vespasian's accession compelled Civilis to abandon his pretence of partisanship and declare himself in open rebellion against Rome . Meanwhile his success had fired the nationalist ...
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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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