The Edinburgh Review, Volume 154A. and C. Black, 1881 |
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Page 38
... Gaul , and had au- thority over all these districts ' ( i.e. the districts of the ' Now , " Belgæ ) , and also secured the dominion of Britain . he says , ' Galba is king , to whom , on account of his prudence and fairness , all the ...
... Gaul , and had au- thority over all these districts ' ( i.e. the districts of the ' Now , " Belgæ ) , and also secured the dominion of Britain . he says , ' Galba is king , to whom , on account of his prudence and fairness , all the ...
Page 39
... Gaul , which threatened to spread into a general conflagration , ne- cessitated sharp measures , and the campaign was one fitted to try the skill of Cæsar ; but he won a brilliant victory , and the Armoricans were finally and completely ...
... Gaul , which threatened to spread into a general conflagration , ne- cessitated sharp measures , and the campaign was one fitted to try the skill of Cæsar ; but he won a brilliant victory , and the Armoricans were finally and completely ...
Page 50
... Gaul and elsewhere were to him but secondary matters to keeping up his influence there . It was Rome and not Gaul of which he was ambitious to be the master . On his departure he instructed the legionary commanders to employ the utmost ...
... Gaul and elsewhere were to him but secondary matters to keeping up his influence there . It was Rome and not Gaul of which he was ambitious to be the master . On his departure he instructed the legionary commanders to employ the utmost ...
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1 Digest of the Minutes Institutions Doctrines | 1 |
Gustave III et la Cour de France Par A Geffroy 2 | 66 |
Archæologia or Miscellaneous Tracts relating to | 101 |
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