A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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Against these admirable troops the strīking - force at Hannibal's disposal
appeared a mere handful . He could not even take his full complement along with
him to Italy . Some he was forced to send across to mount guard over western
Africa ...
Against these admirable troops the strīking - force at Hannibal's disposal
appeared a mere handful . He could not even take his full complement along with
him to Italy . Some he was forced to send across to mount guard over western
Africa ...
Pagina 152
His army swept aside the weak forces of the Roman governor and occupied the
town of Pergamum itself . ... Having no naval force to pit against the powerful
Pontic fleet , he at once dispatched his quaestor , Lucullus , to collect ships from ...
His army swept aside the weak forces of the Roman governor and occupied the
town of Pergamum itself . ... Having no naval force to pit against the powerful
Pontic fleet , he at once dispatched his quaestor , Lucullus , to collect ships from ...
Pagina 225
Their land forces , the bulk of which were now concentrating in eastern Macedon
, amounted to nineteen legions . ... It was their obvious policy therefore to force a
battle with all speed ; and marching along the Egnatian Way they confronted the
...
Their land forces , the bulk of which were now concentrating in eastern Macedon
, amounted to nineteen legions . ... It was their obvious policy therefore to force a
battle with all speed ; and marching along the Egnatian Way they confronted the
...
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LAND AND PEOPLE PAGE I | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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