A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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... slithered in grotesque panic . At one point the march was held up by a landslip till the engineers made a new path . The loss of life was serious ; and when in late autumn the plains were finally reached the survivors were sick and ...
... slithered in grotesque panic . At one point the march was held up by a landslip till the engineers made a new path . The loss of life was serious ; and when in late autumn the plains were finally reached the survivors were sick and ...
Pagina 70
Finally the half - trained mercenaries of his front line broke before the charge of the legions , and at this his African and Carthaginian reserves fled from the field . Carthage was down , and the terms were far more severe than those ...
Finally the half - trained mercenaries of his front line broke before the charge of the legions , and at this his African and Carthaginian reserves fled from the field . Carthage was down , and the terms were far more severe than those ...
Pagina 275
More important still , Augustus left behind him a Breviarium or Survey , which included a statement of the population of the Empire , statistics of its military resources , a balance - sheet of his imperial exchequer , and finally , at ...
More important still , Augustus left behind him a Breviarium or Survey , which included a statement of the population of the Empire , statistics of its military resources , a balance - sheet of his imperial exchequer , and finally , at ...
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