From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... frontier to the Danube , though the rumours that he intended to return through Russia and Germany may be exaggerations ; how he would have settled the eastern frontier remains unknown . Caesar no doubt intended that during his absence ...
... frontier to the Danube , though the rumours that he intended to return through Russia and Germany may be exaggerations ; how he would have settled the eastern frontier remains unknown . Caesar no doubt intended that during his absence ...
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... FRONTIER In the north Roman occupation stopped at the Alps . In order to secure Cisalpine Gaul Augustus decided that it was necessary to con- quer the whole Alpine ... frontier was advanced 262 FRONTIERS AND PROVINCES The Northern Frontier.
... FRONTIER In the north Roman occupation stopped at the Alps . In order to secure Cisalpine Gaul Augustus decided that it was necessary to con- quer the whole Alpine ... frontier was advanced 262 FRONTIERS AND PROVINCES The Northern Frontier.
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... frontier was advanced eastwards over the Rhine to another river such as the Elbe and if this new frontier was joined to the Danube frontier near Vienna . This great plan would involve the conquest of western Germany and the reduction of ...
... frontier was advanced eastwards over the Rhine to another river such as the Elbe and if this new frontier was joined to the Danube frontier near Vienna . This great plan would involve the conquest of western Germany and the reduction of ...
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ROME AT THE CROSSROADS | 1 |
Greek Cultural Influences on Roman Life | 10 |
Romes Allies | 16 |
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