Seven Roman Statesmen of the Later Republic: The Gracchi. Sulla. Crassus. Cato. Pompey. CæsarLongmans, Green, 1902 - 348 pages |
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... Eastern Asia Minor , and strengthened the boundaries of his province , with no other resources than his ready wit , his capacity for ... East , and had already made a name in that SULLA MARCHES ON ROME 123 quarter of the world . 122 SULLA.
... Eastern Asia Minor , and strengthened the boundaries of his province , with no other resources than his ready wit , his capacity for ... East , and had already made a name in that SULLA MARCHES ON ROME 123 quarter of the world . 122 SULLA.
Page 128
... East . Marius caused the head of every senator who had been slain to be hung up in the Forum , so that for many weeks it resembled the precinct of the king of Dahomey after the " Great Customs , " rather than the meeting - place of a ...
... East . Marius caused the head of every senator who had been slain to be hung up in the Forum , so that for many weeks it resembled the precinct of the king of Dahomey after the " Great Customs , " rather than the meeting - place of a ...
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... East . He too must raise his legions , win his victories , and be in a position to meet Cæsar and Pompey on equal terms , if troubles should ever again break out . Those superficial writers who think that he chose the rich Eastern ...
... East . He too must raise his legions , win his victories , and be in a position to meet Cæsar and Pompey on equal terms , if troubles should ever again break out . Those superficial writers who think that he chose the rich Eastern ...
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