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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... Metellus captured Thala . Jugurtha , however , raised fresh troops and persuaded his father - in- law Bocchus , the King of Mauretania , to join him in an advance eastwards to Cirta , but Metellus avoided battle . Thus after two years ...
... Metellus captured Thala . Jugurtha , however , raised fresh troops and persuaded his father - in- law Bocchus , the King of Mauretania , to join him in an advance eastwards to Cirta , but Metellus avoided battle . Thus after two years ...
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... Metellus , even if it meant giving in to young Pompey's claims . A few years earlier Pompey is alleged to have told Sulla , who was opposing his request for a triumph , that more men worship the rising than the setting sun . The Senate ...
... Metellus , even if it meant giving in to young Pompey's claims . A few years earlier Pompey is alleged to have told Sulla , who was opposing his request for a triumph , that more men worship the rising than the setting sun . The Senate ...
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... Metellus , M. Caecilius ( cos . 115 ) , 46 Metellus Balearicus , Q. Caecilius ( cos . 123 ) , 43 , 46 Metellus Caprarius , C. Caecilius ( cos . 113 ) , 46 , 57 Metellus Celer , Q. Caecilius ( cos . 60 ) , 117 , 202 Metellus Creticus , Q ...
... Metellus , M. Caecilius ( cos . 115 ) , 46 Metellus Balearicus , Q. Caecilius ( cos . 123 ) , 43 , 46 Metellus Caprarius , C. Caecilius ( cos . 113 ) , 46 , 57 Metellus Celer , Q. Caecilius ( cos . 60 ) , 117 , 202 Metellus Creticus , Q ...
Inhalt
PREFACE | 9 |
THE GRACCHI | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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