A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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The Republic even turned the tables on Philip by stirring up trouble for him in the Peloponnese . So it was not from Macedon , as it turned out , that Hannibal could look for the much - needed reinforcements .
The Republic even turned the tables on Philip by stirring up trouble for him in the Peloponnese . So it was not from Macedon , as it turned out , that Hannibal could look for the much - needed reinforcements .
Pagina 150
Once master of the Euxine he had turned to the task of inland expansion . First Lesser Armenia had fallen to him , then part of Paphlagonia . Finally he laid hands on Cappadocia too , and , though ordered by Rome to withdraw in favour ...
Once master of the Euxine he had turned to the task of inland expansion . First Lesser Armenia had fallen to him , then part of Paphlagonia . Finally he laid hands on Cappadocia too , and , though ordered by Rome to withdraw in favour ...
Pagina 171
Meanwhile Pompey , after following in his tracks as far as the Caucasus , had turned back to gather the fruits of his tremendous triumph . Tigranes appeared at the Roman camp , and , after making abject submission , was allowed to ...
Meanwhile Pompey , after following in his tracks as far as the Caucasus , had turned back to gather the fruits of his tremendous triumph . Tigranes appeared at the Roman camp , and , after making abject submission , was allowed to ...
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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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