A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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The army of the south took up his cause . So also did many Samnites and Lucanians , who had never laid down their arms . The younger Marius joined him . Soon , too , came the elder Marius , now well over seventy , a horribly sinister ...
The army of the south took up his cause . So also did many Samnites and Lucanians , who had never laid down their arms . The younger Marius joined him . Soon , too , came the elder Marius , now well over seventy , a horribly sinister ...
Pagina 171
Besides Lucullus ' troops , Pompey took with him several legions of his own ; but material resources were of far less consequence than the immense prestige of his name . Mithridates scarcely stayed to put up a proper fight .
Besides Lucullus ' troops , Pompey took with him several legions of his own ; but material resources were of far less consequence than the immense prestige of his name . Mithridates scarcely stayed to put up a proper fight .
Pagina 363
Negotiations with Rome were begun ; and Longinus , rather than embarrass the home - government by concern for his safety , took poison . The negotiations broke down ; and then in a twinkling the Dacians were once more on the warpath .
Negotiations with Rome were begun ; and Longinus , rather than embarrass the home - government by concern for his safety , took poison . The negotiations broke down ; and then in a twinkling the Dacians were once more on the warpath .
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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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