A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Pagina 21
In 391 , however , another tribe , the Senones , under their chieftain Brennus , crossed the Apennines and appeared before the Etruscan town of Clusium . A desperate appeal for help went south to Rome , and her envoys , appearing at an ...
In 391 , however , another tribe , the Senones , under their chieftain Brennus , crossed the Apennines and appeared before the Etruscan town of Clusium . A desperate appeal for help went south to Rome , and her envoys , appearing at an ...
Pagina 65
Whenever the Carthaginian fleet appeared in these waters it was scared off by the appearance of the strong Roman patrols . The Republic even turned the tables on Philip by stirring up trouble for him in the Peloponnese .
Whenever the Carthaginian fleet appeared in these waters it was scared off by the appearance of the strong Roman patrols . The Republic even turned the tables on Philip by stirring up trouble for him in the Peloponnese .
Pagina 177
Cicero's authority appeared their chief obstacle , and there were threats against his life . On polling day he appeared with a cuirass under his cloak . The electors were impressed ; and , though Catiline posed as the champion of the ...
Cicero's authority appeared their chief obstacle , and there were threats against his life . On polling day he appeared with a cuirass under his cloak . The electors were impressed ; and , though Catiline posed as the champion of the ...
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