A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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now caused him more embarrassment than benefit ; for , while engaged in one district , he would learn that his protégés had been attacked in another . If he went to their aid the same trouble arose in his rear .
now caused him more embarrassment than benefit ; for , while engaged in one district , he would learn that his protégés had been attacked in another . If he went to their aid the same trouble arose in his rear .
Pagina 129
As soon as his term of office was over the attack on him began . The new consul Opimius moved in the Senate for the cancellation of the Carthaginian colony . A Bill was put before the Assembly . Feeling ran high ; and , though Gracchus ...
As soon as his term of office was over the attack on him began . The new consul Opimius moved in the Senate for the cancellation of the Carthaginian colony . A Bill was put before the Assembly . Feeling ran high ; and , though Gracchus ...
Pagina 305
The outlying districts had been systematically mastered and the armies were concentrating for the final attack on Jerusalem when the death of Nero and the subsequent struggle for the throne called Vespasian away from Palestine , and his ...
The outlying districts had been systematically mastered and the armies were concentrating for the final attack on Jerusalem when the death of Nero and the subsequent struggle for the throne called Vespasian away from Palestine , and his ...
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