A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methuen, 1935 - 456 pagine |
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Pagina 261
... West alike poured into the luxurious metropolis . From the Western provinces , as yet half - civilized , came chiefly raw materials such as wool , leather , and minerals , and to some small extent the coarser kinds of cloth . The East ...
... West alike poured into the luxurious metropolis . From the Western provinces , as yet half - civilized , came chiefly raw materials such as wool , leather , and minerals , and to some small extent the coarser kinds of cloth . The East ...
Pagina 345
... Western provinces ; and soon the Western provinces began to manufacture for themselves . The case of pottery is a good example . We have already seen how a native industry grew up in Britain ; and a good deal earlier the same thing had ...
... Western provinces ; and soon the Western provinces began to manufacture for themselves . The case of pottery is a good example . We have already seen how a native industry grew up in Britain ; and a good deal earlier the same thing had ...
Pagina 445
... provinces . ( b ) In West . Gallienus fails to check Goths who plunder Aegean , but beats back Alamanni near Milan ( 258 ) . Against Franks , etc. , Postumus forms independent Empire of Gauls : Gallienus killed ( 268 ) . The Recovery ...
... provinces . ( b ) In West . Gallienus fails to check Goths who plunder Aegean , but beats back Alamanni near Milan ( 258 ) . Against Franks , etc. , Postumus forms independent Empire of Gauls : Gallienus killed ( 268 ) . The Recovery ...
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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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