A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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His army swept aside the weak forces of the Roman governor and occupied the town of Pergamum itself . By the provincials themselves he was welcomed as a saviour . Fifty years of oppression had taught them to regard their Roman masters ...
His army swept aside the weak forces of the Roman governor and occupied the town of Pergamum itself . By the provincials themselves he was welcomed as a saviour . Fifty years of oppression had taught them to regard their Roman masters ...
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His great armada of 500 galleys considerably outnumbered the smaller , though swifter , vessels which Octavian could bring against him ; and on land he could count on an enormous army over 100,000 strong . When , however , in the spring ...
His great armada of 500 galleys considerably outnumbered the smaller , though swifter , vessels which Octavian could bring against him ; and on land he could count on an enormous army over 100,000 strong . When , however , in the spring ...
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Since the close of Germanicus ' campaigns in A.D. 17 the frontier belt had been divided into two areas , Upper ( i.e. Southern ) and Lower ( i.e. Northern ) Germany , in each of which was stationed an army under a separate legatus .
Since the close of Germanicus ' campaigns in A.D. 17 the frontier belt had been divided into two areas , Upper ( i.e. Southern ) and Lower ( i.e. Northern ) Germany , in each of which was stationed an army under a separate legatus .
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