A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Now , for an invader of Dacia the natural objective was its capital Sarmizegethusa . But since Sarmizegethusa was protected on the south by the almost inaccessible chain of the Transylvanian Alps , approach to it was limited to two ...
Now , for an invader of Dacia the natural objective was its capital Sarmizegethusa . But since Sarmizegethusa was protected on the south by the almost inaccessible chain of the Transylvanian Alps , approach to it was limited to two ...
Pagina 367
can scarcely have realized the magnitude of the menace , it may have occurred to Trajan that here , as in Dacia , a forward policy would be the wisest strategy . However that may be , he picked in 113 a quite needless quarrel over the ...
can scarcely have realized the magnitude of the menace , it may have occurred to Trajan that here , as in Dacia , a forward policy would be the wisest strategy . However that may be , he picked in 113 a quite needless quarrel over the ...
Pagina 385
The successful resistance of Dacia to the enemy seemed fully to have justified Trajan's extension of the frontier north of the Danube ; and it was now decided to imitate him in assuming the offensive .
The successful resistance of Dacia to the enemy seemed fully to have justified Trajan's extension of the frontier north of the Danube ; and it was now decided to imitate him in assuming the offensive .
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