From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B. C. to A. D. 68Barnes & Noble, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... Marius , now victorious over the Germanic tribes , returned to Rome to hold a triumph and to stand for a sixth consulship for 100. This would be the testing year . 7. MARIUS ' VICTORY OVER THE GERMANS Marius owed his victories largely ...
... Marius , now victorious over the Germanic tribes , returned to Rome to hold a triumph and to stand for a sixth consulship for 100. This would be the testing year . 7. MARIUS ' VICTORY OVER THE GERMANS Marius owed his victories largely ...
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... Marius made the army more mobile and independent by making the men carry their own entrenching tools and other equip- ment : consequently they became known as Marius ' mules ( muli Mariani ) . But an efficient army is lost without ...
... Marius made the army more mobile and independent by making the men carry their own entrenching tools and other equip- ment : consequently they became known as Marius ' mules ( muli Mariani ) . But an efficient army is lost without ...
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... Marius , now consul for the fifth time . Together they advanced with some 55,000 men over the Po and finally in the heat of the midsummer met the enemy at Campi Raudii near Vercellae . Here the ... MARIUS Marius' Sixth Consulship (100 B C 8.
... Marius , now consul for the fifth time . Together they advanced with some 55,000 men over the Po and finally in the heat of the midsummer met the enemy at Campi Raudii near Vercellae . Here the ... MARIUS Marius' Sixth Consulship (100 B C 8.
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE GRACCHI | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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