A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methuen, 1935 - 456 pagine |
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Pagina 223
... Antony had summoned from Macedon for use against Decimus Brutus . Meanwhile , in exchange for Macedon itself , Antony had received authority to take over Cisalpine Gaul . In autumn he formally demanded its surrender , and on Decimus ...
... Antony had summoned from Macedon for use against Decimus Brutus . Meanwhile , in exchange for Macedon itself , Antony had received authority to take over Cisalpine Gaul . In autumn he formally demanded its surrender , and on Decimus ...
Pagina 226
... Antony or to understand the mentality of the Roman mob . His dream of a restored Republic was scarcely more practical than Cato's ; and had it come into being he was certainly not the man to have saved it from inevitable shipwreck . II ...
... Antony or to understand the mentality of the Roman mob . His dream of a restored Republic was scarcely more practical than Cato's ; and had it come into being he was certainly not the man to have saved it from inevitable shipwreck . II ...
Pagina 228
... Antony was for once shouldering his respon- sibilities with something like a sustained effort . His main trouble lay with the Parthians , who had taken advantage of the Civil War to cross the Roman frontier . They had overrun Syria ...
... Antony was for once shouldering his respon- sibilities with something like a sustained effort . His main trouble lay with the Parthians , who had taken advantage of the Civil War to cross the Roman frontier . They had overrun Syria ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME PAGE I | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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