A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Pagina 158
But after the seizure of Sardinia and Corsica , he convinced himself that a
preventive attack upon Rome co'ıld be the only safeguard against further
spoliation . The fashioning of Hamilcar's weapon of offence against them long
escaped the ...
But after the seizure of Sardinia and Corsica , he convinced himself that a
preventive attack upon Rome co'ıld be the only safeguard against further
spoliation . The fashioning of Hamilcar's weapon of offence against them long
escaped the ...
Pagina 159
Although he was only in his twentyfifth year , Hannibal had already won the
complete confidence of the troops , and he had inherited from his father the
conviction that a Hannibal further reckoning with Rome was necessary in
Carthaginian ...
Although he was only in his twentyfifth year , Hannibal had already won the
complete confidence of the troops , and he had inherited from his father the
conviction that a Hannibal further reckoning with Rome was necessary in
Carthaginian ...
Pagina 322
The losses which it inflicted on landowners compelled many of these to borrow at
ruinous rates . The strain which it imposed upon the state finances drove the
Senate to authorise a heavy debasement of the silver coinage , a further
reduction ...
The losses which it inflicted on landowners compelled many of these to borrow at
ruinous rates . The strain which it imposed upon the state finances drove the
Senate to authorise a heavy debasement of the silver coinage , a further
reduction ...
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