A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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The story is told how , before leaving Carthage , he had taken his young son to Moloch's Temple , and , bidding him lay his hand on the altar , had made him swear undying enmity to Rome . The fulfilment of that vow was from first to ...
The story is told how , before leaving Carthage , he had taken his young son to Moloch's Temple , and , bidding him lay his hand on the altar , had made him swear undying enmity to Rome . The fulfilment of that vow was from first to ...
Pagina 262
East , on the other hand , long skilled in many handicrafts , supplied manufactured goods . ... lading , and so forth ; but the carrying trade still remained , as before , principally in the hands of Greek and Syrian mariners .
East , on the other hand , long skilled in many handicrafts , supplied manufactured goods . ... lading , and so forth ; but the carrying trade still remained , as before , principally in the hands of Greek and Syrian mariners .
Pagina 352
Among the aristocracy at any rate ennui-or selfishness—seems to have sapped the natural desire to raise a family, though not, on the other hand, the desire to grow rich. Fabulous fortunes were often piled up by men who started at the ...
Among the aristocracy at any rate ennui-or selfishness—seems to have sapped the natural desire to raise a family, though not, on the other hand, the desire to grow rich. Fabulous fortunes were often piled up by men who started at 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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