From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... Sertorius in Spain . Lepidus ' rising had been crushed without much difficulty , but not without granting a special command to a young man who had held no magistracy , an action of the kind that Sulla had wished ... SERTORIUS 89 Q Sertorius.
... Sertorius in Spain . Lepidus ' rising had been crushed without much difficulty , but not without granting a special command to a young man who had held no magistracy , an action of the kind that Sulla had wished ... SERTORIUS 89 Q Sertorius.
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... Sertorius ( 79-8 ) . Meantime Sertorius ' lieutenant Hirtuleius had defeated the governor of Nearer Spain , Domitius Calvinus , at Consabura ( south of Toledo ) and then crossed the Ebro to defeat the governor of Narbonese . Gaul who ...
... Sertorius ( 79-8 ) . Meantime Sertorius ' lieutenant Hirtuleius had defeated the governor of Nearer Spain , Domitius Calvinus , at Consabura ( south of Toledo ) and then crossed the Ebro to defeat the governor of Narbonese . Gaul who ...
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... Sertorius himself , who was in a reserve position on the upper Ebro , came down to the coast and thrust Pompey back northwards over the Ebro . Meantime , however , in the ... Sertorius ' forces were gradually declining : Q. SERTORIUS 91.
... Sertorius himself , who was in a reserve position on the upper Ebro , came down to the coast and thrust Pompey back northwards over the Ebro . Meantime , however , in the ... Sertorius ' forces were gradually declining : Q. SERTORIUS 91.
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Economic Changes and the Land Problem | 16 |
Tiberius Gracchus | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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