A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Meantime Caesar himself had marched up across the Seine and overawed the Belgic rebels , while the younger Crassus made a south - west sweep along the Aquitanian seaboard as far as the Pyrenees ; and with this the conquest of Gaul might ...
Meantime Caesar himself had marched up across the Seine and overawed the Belgic rebels , while the younger Crassus made a south - west sweep along the Aquitanian seaboard as far as the Pyrenees ; and with this the conquest of Gaul might ...
Pagina 194
The situation in Gaul was causing Caesar anxiety and the offer of hostages and tribute was gladly accepted . Payment , however , was soon discontinued ; and the expedition , if not a failure , had no permanent results .
The situation in Gaul was causing Caesar anxiety and the offer of hostages and tribute was gladly accepted . Payment , however , was soon discontinued ; and the expedition , if not a failure , had no permanent results .
Pagina 267
The merest glance at the map suggests that the two great divergent rivers , Rhine and Danube , would form a good defensive line for an Empire covering not only Gaul , but most of the Balkans ; and , inasmuch as since Caesar's conquest ...
The merest glance at the map suggests that the two great divergent rivers , Rhine and Danube , would form a good defensive line for an Empire covering not only Gaul , but most of the Balkans ; and , inasmuch as since Caesar's conquest ...
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