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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... Strabo ( the father of Pompey ) on his staff ; L. Iulius Caesar in the south had Sulla and T. Didius . In the North the Italians hoped to extend the revolt outwards from Picenum and at the same time to thrust westwards from Corfinium ...
... Strabo ( the father of Pompey ) on his staff ; L. Iulius Caesar in the south had Sulla and T. Didius . In the North the Italians hoped to extend the revolt outwards from Picenum and at the same time to thrust westwards from Corfinium ...
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... Strabo from Picenum and levies from Trans- padane Gaul , but the latter were intercepted by Cinnan troops . Strabo responded , but slowly . Finally under the weak protection of Strabo and Octavius , Rome was attacked by Marius , who ...
... Strabo from Picenum and levies from Trans- padane Gaul , but the latter were intercepted by Cinnan troops . Strabo responded , but slowly . Finally under the weak protection of Strabo and Octavius , Rome was attacked by Marius , who ...
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... STRABO . M. Gelzer ( Vom römischen Staat , II , 56 ff . ) has attempted to some extent to rehabilitate Strabo's reputation , which the Optimate tradition has blackened , but he goes too far perhaps in suggesting that Strabo tried to ...
... STRABO . M. Gelzer ( Vom römischen Staat , II , 56 ff . ) has attempted to some extent to rehabilitate Strabo's reputation , which the Optimate tradition has blackened , but he goes too far perhaps in suggesting that Strabo tried to ...
Inhalt
PREFACE | 9 |
THE GRACCHI | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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