A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Pagina 36
He knew now that the game was up ; and in the autumn of 275 he slipped away with troops numbering little more than a third of what he had brought over . Finally , in 272 the garrison he had left in Tarentum was withdrawn and the town ...
He knew now that the game was up ; and in the autumn of 275 he slipped away with troops numbering little more than a third of what he had brought over . Finally , in 272 the garrison he had left in Tarentum was withdrawn and the town ...
Pagina 153
Flaccus ' troops , however , were badly out of hand . His advance - guard deserted to Sulla , and rather than risk a further clash of loyalties he made off towards the Hellespont and crossed over to Asia . There he had the misfortune to ...
Flaccus ' troops , however , were badly out of hand . His advance - guard deserted to Sulla , and rather than risk a further clash of loyalties he made off towards the Hellespont and crossed over to Asia . There he had the misfortune to ...
Pagina 315
Being the most northerly of all , Vetera lay nearest to the so - called ' Island ' at the Rhine mouth , in which dwelt the Batavi , hitherto loyal subjects of Rome and the recruiting - ground of her finest auxiliary troops .
Being the most northerly of all , Vetera lay nearest to the so - called ' Island ' at the Rhine mouth , in which dwelt the Batavi , hitherto loyal subjects of Rome and the recruiting - ground of her finest auxiliary troops .
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