A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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... frontier of the province of Africa , which had long The remained stationary along the line of Lake Tritonis and Mt. Aures , frontier of Africa was carried westward and southward to the chain of the salt lakes . is pushed Under Hadrian ...
... frontier of the province of Africa , which had long The remained stationary along the line of Lake Tritonis and Mt. Aures , frontier of Africa was carried westward and southward to the chain of the salt lakes . is pushed Under Hadrian ...
Pagina 656
... frontier . between his campaigns on the Danube . Two years later he had finally cleared the trespassers out of Roman territory and was preparing to advance the frontier to the Carpathians and the mountains of Bohemia by the formation of ...
... frontier . between his campaigns on the Danube . Two years later he had finally cleared the trespassers out of Roman territory and was preparing to advance the frontier to the Carpathians and the mountains of Bohemia by the formation of ...
Pagina 707
... frontier Frontier defences in North Africa by a chain of outworks in the oases beyond fortifica- Biskra and the borders of Tripoli , and a fosse extending some forty miles south of the valley of the Jedi . The additional security which ...
... frontier Frontier defences in North Africa by a chain of outworks in the oases beyond fortifica- Biskra and the borders of Tripoli , and a fosse extending some forty miles south of the valley of the Jedi . The additional security which ...
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