A Manual of Ancient History, Volume 3Van Antwerp, Bragg & Company, 1872 - 132 pages |
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... allies invaded the Pelignian country on the north . The Roman armies were victorious , and both consuls obtained a triumph . A large force was left , at the request of the Campanians , to guard their cities during the winter . The ...
... allies invaded the Pelignian country on the north . The Roman armies were victorious , and both consuls obtained a triumph . A large force was left , at the request of the Campanians , to guard their cities during the winter . The ...
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... allies . Strict orders were issued against skirmishing or per- sonal encounters , and disobedience was to be punished with death . Ignorant or heedless of the command , Titus Manlius , the consul's son , accepted a challenge from a ...
... allies . Strict orders were issued against skirmishing or per- sonal encounters , and disobedience was to be punished with death . Ignorant or heedless of the command , Titus Manlius , the consul's son , accepted a challenge from a ...
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... allies included almost all the other nations in the peninsula . The events of the first five years were too indecisive to be worth record- ing . The advantage was generally with the Romans , but the Samnite power was still unbroken ...
... allies included almost all the other nations in the peninsula . The events of the first five years were too indecisive to be worth record- ing . The advantage was generally with the Romans , but the Samnite power was still unbroken ...
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... allies of Rome now deserted what seemed the losing cause . Campania revolted ; the Ausonians and Volscians joined the Samnite alliance . But , in the following year , a still more severe and decisive battle gave victory to the Romans ...
... allies of Rome now deserted what seemed the losing cause . Campania revolted ; the Ausonians and Volscians joined the Samnite alliance . But , in the following year , a still more severe and decisive battle gave victory to the Romans ...
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... allies ' territory extended across Italy from the Mediterranean to the Adriatic , and divided the states of her enemies . The war broke out in 298 B. C. , but no important movement was made until , in 295 B. C. , the combined armies of ...
... allies ' territory extended across Italy from the Mediterranean to the Adriatic , and divided the states of her enemies . The war broke out in 298 B. C. , but no important movement was made until , in 295 B. C. , the combined armies of ...
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