A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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So Dacia became a province . Sarmizegethusa was made a ' colony ' and renamed Ulpia Trajana . Colonists were imported in vast numbers to repopulate the country . On the evidence of inscriptions the majority seem to have been drawn from ...
So Dacia became a province . Sarmizegethusa was made a ' colony ' and renamed Ulpia Trajana . Colonists were imported in vast numbers to repopulate the country . On the evidence of inscriptions the majority seem to have been drawn from ...
Pagina 380
Not least among the reasons which led to the annexation of Dacia were the valuable mines it contained; and the extension of the cultivated area, especially in Africa, was dictated by the same reason. Nevertheless, the full significance ...
Not least among the reasons which led to the annexation of Dacia were the valuable mines it contained; and the extension of the cultivated area, especially in Africa, was dictated by the same reason. Nevertheless, the full significance ...
Pagina 447
( b ) Fuscus , after invading Dacia , is overwhelmed ( 87 ) . ( c ) Julianus restores the position : Domitian makes peace ( 89 ) . III . Trajan's Campaigns : ( a ) Owing to growth of Decebalus ' power , Trajan decides on invasion .
( b ) Fuscus , after invading Dacia , is overwhelmed ( 87 ) . ( c ) Julianus restores the position : Domitian makes peace ( 89 ) . III . Trajan's Campaigns : ( a ) Owing to growth of Decebalus ' power , Trajan decides on invasion .
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LAND AND PEOPLE PAGE I | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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