A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1954 - 820 pagine Classical work on the history of the Roman Empire - For senior history students - Many illustrations of Roman antiquities - Map of ancient Rome - Map of the Roman Empire under Augustus, Trajan and Hadrian - Lazio (Latium) - Rome. |
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Pagina 308
... legions to Voluntary proletarians on terms of voluntary enlistment , and training his recruits enlistment . up to the standard of regular soldiers , Marius took the decisive step in converting the Roman army from a conscript militia ...
... legions to Voluntary proletarians on terms of voluntary enlistment , and training his recruits enlistment . up to the standard of regular soldiers , Marius took the decisive step in converting the Roman army from a conscript militia ...
Pagina 518
Max Cary. 14 On the imperial Roman army see H. M. D. Parker , The Roman Legions ; G. L. Cheesman , The Auxilia of the Imperial Roman Army ; H. Ritterling , article " Legio " in Pauly - Wissowa - Kroll , vol . xii . cols . 1211 ff . On ...
Max Cary. 14 On the imperial Roman army see H. M. D. Parker , The Roman Legions ; G. L. Cheesman , The Auxilia of the Imperial Roman Army ; H. Ritterling , article " Legio " in Pauly - Wissowa - Kroll , vol . xii . cols . 1211 ff . On ...
Pagina 660
... soldiers who occupied them . At the death of M. Aurelius the Roman army was as unconquerable and the peace of the Roman empire was as secure as ever , provided always that the Roman army minded its business of frontier defence . § 8 ...
... soldiers who occupied them . At the death of M. Aurelius the Roman army was as unconquerable and the peace of the Roman empire was as secure as ever , provided always that the Roman army minded its business of frontier defence . § 8 ...
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