From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... army owed him much and became one of the finest fighting machines of antiquity . Rome was exceedingly fortunate in that the rambling movements of the German tribes allowed Marius time to shape his army into a first - class force . In ...
... army owed him much and became one of the finest fighting machines of antiquity . Rome was exceedingly fortunate in that the rambling movements of the German tribes allowed Marius time to shape his army into a first - class force . In ...
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... army to legati ) ; they were ex - quaestors , and later normally ex - praetors , and usually did not hold their commands for more than two or three years . Under the ... army would be engaged on many tasks , as building roads THE ARMY 253.
... army to legati ) ; they were ex - quaestors , and later normally ex - praetors , and usually did not hold their commands for more than two or three years . Under the ... army would be engaged on many tasks , as building roads THE ARMY 253.
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... Army ( 1958 ) . Since many of Marius ' African veterans were settled on allotments in Africa ( cf. n . 31 ) , his northern army will have comprised Rutilius ' forces together with further volunteers . In this way he will have increased ...
... Army ( 1958 ) . Since many of Marius ' African veterans were settled on allotments in Africa ( cf. n . 31 ) , his northern army will have comprised Rutilius ' forces together with further volunteers . In this way he will have increased ...
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ROME AT THE CROSSROADS | 1 |
THE GRACCHI | 19 |
ΙΟ | 32 |
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