A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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It remained for the Romans to settle Asia Minor as they had settled Greece . In
token of his recent assistance in the war , and with a view to counteracting future
trouble from Antiochus , King Eumenes of Pergamum received vast territorial
gains ...
It remained for the Romans to settle Asia Minor as they had settled Greece . In
token of his recent assistance in the war , and with a view to counteracting future
trouble from Antiochus , King Eumenes of Pergamum received vast territorial
gains ...
Pagina 116
unconscious Stoics ; and in the troublous times ahead , when all that had made
life worth living for free Roman citizens seemed lost , it was only by the aid of this
grim philosophy that many remained able to possess their souls . IV .
unconscious Stoics ; and in the troublous times ahead , when all that had made
life worth living for free Roman citizens seemed lost , it was only by the aid of this
grim philosophy that many remained able to possess their souls . IV .
Pagina 179
POMPEY'S RETURN In January of the following year ( 62 ) the forces of Manlius
and Catiline were overwhelmed in Picenum ; and , both leaders being killed , it
merely remained to round up a few surviving members of the gang .
POMPEY'S RETURN In January of the following year ( 62 ) the forces of Manlius
and Catiline were overwhelmed in Picenum ; and , both leaders being killed , it
merely remained to round up a few surviving members of the gang .
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