A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methuen, 1935 - 456 pagine |
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From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 Cyril Edward Robinson. Territory Annexed ( or Bequeathed ) to Rome Numbers signify date of annexation Territory under Roman Protectorate in 44 B.C Sinope Heraclea Zela Lissus Dyrrachiume isiun R. Apsus Apolonia ...
From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 Cyril Edward Robinson. Territory Annexed ( or Bequeathed ) to Rome Numbers signify date of annexation Territory under Roman Protectorate in 44 B.C Sinope Heraclea Zela Lissus Dyrrachiume isiun R. Apsus Apolonia ...
Pagina 268
... annexed by the Illyrian governor , Publius Silius . Both Raetia and Noricum bordered on the upper reaches of the Danube ; and when three years later Tiberius was transferred to the Illyrian command he pushed the frontier forward to the ...
... annexed by the Illyrian governor , Publius Silius . Both Raetia and Noricum bordered on the upper reaches of the Danube ; and when three years later Tiberius was transferred to the Illyrian command he pushed the frontier forward to the ...
Pagina 447
... annexation of Mt. Taunus district ; more advanced line fortified between Rhine and Danube . Comparative tranquillity until ... annexed : Sarmizegethusa renamed Ulpia Trajana . IV . Marcus Aurelius ' Campaigns . Owing to unrest in Central ...
... annexation of Mt. Taunus district ; more advanced line fortified between Rhine and Danube . Comparative tranquillity until ... annexed : Sarmizegethusa renamed Ulpia Trajana . IV . Marcus Aurelius ' Campaigns . Owing to unrest in Central ...
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THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME PAGE I | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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