A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methuen, 1935 - 456 pagine |
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... Britain , received the status of a self- governing municipium which automatically gave its burghers civic privileges , whether in full or half measure . Where , on the other hand , settlers were specially planted or a town properly ...
... Britain , received the status of a self- governing municipium which automatically gave its burghers civic privileges , whether in full or half measure . Where , on the other hand , settlers were specially planted or a town properly ...
Pagina 289
... Britain . The motives which led to this step are uncertain . Since Caesar's abortive invasion of 54 B.C. Britain had been left to itself . Roman traders had , however , pushed their activities , and it is not unlikely that the prospect ...
... Britain . The motives which led to this step are uncertain . Since Caesar's abortive invasion of 54 B.C. Britain had been left to itself . Roman traders had , however , pushed their activities , and it is not unlikely that the prospect ...
Pagina 435
... Britain . 54. Second invasion of Britain : Cassivellaunus over- come . Indu tiomarus of Treveri heads revolt : Eburones under Ambio- rix ambush Sabinus and Cotta . 53. Caesar crosses Rhine : hunts Ambiorix . 52. Vercingetorix of Arverni ...
... Britain . 54. Second invasion of Britain : Cassivellaunus over- come . Indu tiomarus of Treveri heads revolt : Eburones under Ambio- rix ambush Sabinus and Cotta . 53. Caesar crosses Rhine : hunts Ambiorix . 52. Vercingetorix of Arverni ...
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AUGUSTUS | 243 |
CHAPTER PAGE XXV THE EMPIRE IN THE FIRST AND SECOND CEN TURIES | 331 |
NERVA TRAJAN AND HADRIAN | 359 |
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