The Greek World Under Roman Sway: From Polybius to PlutarchMacmillan & Company, 1890 - 418 páginas |
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... lands by Rome down to the accession of Hadrian , when we may fairly say that Greece recovered her ascendancy . For from that day onward there was no distinction in honour between Greek and Latin ; in fact almost all our later histories ...
... lands by Rome down to the accession of Hadrian , when we may fairly say that Greece recovered her ascendancy . For from that day onward there was no distinction in honour between Greek and Latin ; in fact almost all our later histories ...
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... lands by Rome down to the accession of Hadrian , when we may fairly say that Greece recovered her ascendancy . For from that day onward there was no distinction in honour between Greek and Latin ; in fact almost all our later histories ...
... lands by Rome down to the accession of Hadrian , when we may fairly say that Greece recovered her ascendancy . For from that day onward there was no distinction in honour between Greek and Latin ; in fact almost all our later histories ...
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... lands and nations about the Mediterranean Sea , reaching to the frozen North and the torrid South as its natural limits , exchanging the virgin ores of Spain for the long - sought spices of Araby the blest , was therefore no real ...
... lands and nations about the Mediterranean Sea , reaching to the frozen North and the torrid South as its natural limits , exchanging the virgin ores of Spain for the long - sought spices of Araby the blest , was therefore no real ...
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... land . Its natural gifts were so enhanced by intelligent cultivation that the Italians at once saw and confessed their inferiority , and upon the fall of Carthage we hear that the Senate , probably after some delay , ordered the ...
... land . Its natural gifts were so enhanced by intelligent cultivation that the Italians at once saw and confessed their inferiority , and upon the fall of Carthage we hear that the Senate , probably after some delay , ordered the ...
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... land and climate permitted some hope of rivalling the waving crops of Africa . The capture of Carthage , like all ... lands , and speaking the Greek tongue , was transferred to new masters , another soil , perhaps harsher conditions ...
... land and climate permitted some hope of rivalling the waving crops of Africa . The capture of Carthage , like all ... lands , and speaking the Greek tongue , was transferred to new masters , another soil , perhaps harsher conditions ...
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