Rome: From the Earliest Times to 44 B.C.P. F. Collier & son, 1913 - 418 pages |
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... force as a whole , but of each of its military subdivisions , and this arrangement tended to merge all distinctions of clan and place , and also to blend , by its leveling spirit , burgesses and metics into one people . The army was ...
... force as a whole , but of each of its military subdivisions , and this arrangement tended to merge all distinctions of clan and place , and also to blend , by its leveling spirit , burgesses and metics into one people . The army was ...
Page 19
... force to about 20,000 men . The century , or body of one hundred , formed the unit of this military scheme , and by the arrangement above indicated there would be 18 centuries of cavalry and 168 of infantry . To these , other centuries ...
... force to about 20,000 men . The century , or body of one hundred , formed the unit of this military scheme , and by the arrangement above indicated there would be 18 centuries of cavalry and 168 of infantry . To these , other centuries ...
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... force being of equal strength , and the supreme command being held by Rome and Latium alternately . In accordance with this principle , all land and other property acquired in war by the league was divided equally between Rome and ...
... force being of equal strength , and the supreme command being held by Rome and Latium alternately . In accordance with this principle , all land and other property acquired in war by the league was divided equally between Rome and ...
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... with the Roman army ; but on its return the senate refused to agree to the reforms proposed by the dictator . On the news of this refusal reaching the army , arrayed 495-449 B.C. outside the city gates , the whole force 40 RGME.
... with the Roman army ; but on its return the senate refused to agree to the reforms proposed by the dictator . On the news of this refusal reaching the army , arrayed 495-449 B.C. outside the city gates , the whole force 40 RGME.
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... force left its general and encamp- ment , and marched to a hill between the Tiber and the Anio . This celebrated secession , to what was afterward called " the sacred mount ( Mons Sacer ) , was terminated by the mediation of the ...
... force left its general and encamp- ment , and marched to a hill between the Tiber and the Anio . This celebrated secession , to what was afterward called " the sacred mount ( Mons Sacer ) , was terminated by the mediation of the ...
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