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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... sent a force across the Aegean under the command of Archelaus , who plundered Delos on the way . Rome had few troops in Greece , but a legate , whom the governor of Macedonia hastily sent south- wards , managed to save northern Greece ...
... sent a force across the Aegean under the command of Archelaus , who plundered Delos on the way . Rome had few troops in Greece , but a legate , whom the governor of Macedonia hastily sent south- wards , managed to save northern Greece ...
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... sent with three legions to reduce Crete , which he did with such cruelty ( 68–7 ) that the Cretans preferred to surrender to an officer sent by Pompey . After a tussle Metellus asserted himself and Crete was declared a Roman province ...
... sent with three legions to reduce Crete , which he did with such cruelty ( 68–7 ) that the Cretans preferred to surrender to an officer sent by Pompey . After a tussle Metellus asserted himself and Crete was declared a Roman province ...
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... sent C. Sosius with two legions to instal Herod as King of Judaea ; after Jerusalem had been captured , Herod the Great started his reign . 16 Antony had so far shown considerable forbearance towards Octavian , who had snubbed him twice ...
... sent C. Sosius with two legions to instal Herod as King of Judaea ; after Jerusalem had been captured , Herod the Great started his reign . 16 Antony had so far shown considerable forbearance towards Octavian , who had snubbed him twice ...
Inhalt
PREFACE | 9 |
THE GRACCHI | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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