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... Roman history , much of what Grote did for the central part of Greek history , does not need to be done altogether de novo . However there is still room . Books on Roman history well worth studying ( such as those of Greenidge , Pelham ...
... Roman history , much of what Grote did for the central part of Greek history , does not need to be done altogether de novo . However there is still room . Books on Roman history well worth studying ( such as those of Greenidge , Pelham ...
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... Roman movements . Again , copying from Caesar or any Roman source is impossible . Here Caesar skilfully breaks the narrative , and describes the country and people , to draw off attention from his difficulties . He confesses to vigorous ...
... Roman movements . Again , copying from Caesar or any Roman source is impossible . Here Caesar skilfully breaks the narrative , and describes the country and people , to draw off attention from his difficulties . He confesses to vigorous ...
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... Roman times . Next , Salinae are the stretch of salt lagunes ( 33 ° to 34 ° ) , which would be important to mariners for salting fish . Next , Rusci- cada ( 27 ° 40 ′ ) is a headland to the south of Sardinia ; Brutus sailed between this ...
... Roman times . Next , Salinae are the stretch of salt lagunes ( 33 ° to 34 ° ) , which would be important to mariners for salting fish . Next , Rusci- cada ( 27 ° 40 ′ ) is a headland to the south of Sardinia ; Brutus sailed between this ...
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