A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Pagina 34
At one time Sparta , and again more recently Agathocles , the tyrant of Syracuse , had sent troops to fight their battles . But Agathocles having died in 289 , they were forced to turn elsewhere ; and seven years later the town of ...
At one time Sparta , and again more recently Agathocles , the tyrant of Syracuse , had sent troops to fight their battles . But Agathocles having died in 289 , they were forced to turn elsewhere ; and seven years later the town of ...
Pagina 91
Thousands flocked to his standard . Thracian tribes came out for him and cut up a Roman detachment . In 148 an expedition was sent out under Metellus to stamp out the insurrection . It had been the last straw to Rome's patience .
Thousands flocked to his standard . Thracian tribes came out for him and cut up a Roman detachment . In 148 an expedition was sent out under Metellus to stamp out the insurrection . It had been the last straw to Rome's patience .
Pagina 132
They sent a commission , it is true , to reinstate the exiled prince , but when he was promptly attacked once more and laid under siege at Cirta , they merely sent an embassy to protest . This failing of any effect , they sent a second ...
They sent a commission , it is true , to reinstate the exiled prince , but when he was promptly attacked once more and laid under siege at Cirta , they merely sent an embassy to protest . This failing of any effect , they sent a second ...
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