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It is clear that it was in fact due to Roman suspicion of Philip's successes and
ambitious policies on various fronts, seen against the background of his 'stab in
the back' in the Hannibalic War. But I have elsewhere tried to bring out —
certainly ...
It is clear that it was in fact due to Roman suspicion of Philip's successes and
ambitious policies on various fronts, seen against the background of his 'stab in
the back' in the Hannibalic War. But I have elsewhere tried to bring out —
certainly ...
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In fact, the tribute was perhaps imposed — as Frank pointed out — to pay for the
expenses of the war, which could not be charged to anyone else's account:8
Rome had certainly come to feel that she should not, as victor, be expected to
pay for ...
In fact, the tribute was perhaps imposed — as Frank pointed out — to pay for the
expenses of the war, which could not be charged to anyone else's account:8
Rome had certainly come to feel that she should not, as victor, be expected to
pay for ...
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... for the sake of ideals that they themselves no longer either practised or
believed in — in time to prevent him from plunging into what would almost
certainly have been defeat, and quite possibly chaos even worse than what in
fact followed.
... for the sake of ideals that they themselves no longer either practised or
believed in — in time to prevent him from plunging into what would almost
certainly have been defeat, and quite possibly chaos even worse than what in
fact followed.
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Inhalt
H THE ECONOMIC MOTIVE | 16 |
HI THE SENATE AGAINST EXPANSION | 29 |
NEW INTERESTS AND NEW ATTITUDES | 44 |
Urheberrecht | |
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Roman imperialism in the late republic Band 26 von Mededelings van die Universiteit van Suid-Afrika Mededelings, University of Pretoria Band 26 von Communications of the University of South Africa, University of South Africa Band 26 von University of South Africa. Communications |
| Autor | E. Badian |
| Ausgabe | 2 |
| Verlag | Cornell University Press, 1968 |
| Länge | 117 Seiten |
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