A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Rome's first possession outside of Italy . After this struggle , Rome acquired Sardinia and Corsica ( 238 B.C. ) and gained control of the Adriatic ( 229 B.C. ) . Later , by defeating the Gauls of the Po country ( 225-222 B.C. ) ...
... Rome's first possession outside of Italy . After this struggle , Rome acquired Sardinia and Corsica ( 238 B.C. ) and gained control of the Adriatic ( 229 B.C. ) . Later , by defeating the Gauls of the Po country ( 225-222 B.C. ) ...
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... Rome and by Rome's fear of Philip's ambition . In order to protect Egypt , Rome embarked on wars with the Seleucid kingdom in Syria . Philip of Macedon , encouraged by Egyptian weakness and the fact that Rome was fully occupied in the ...
... Rome and by Rome's fear of Philip's ambition . In order to protect Egypt , Rome embarked on wars with the Seleucid kingdom in Syria . Philip of Macedon , encouraged by Egyptian weakness and the fact that Rome was fully occupied in the ...
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... Rome because Constantinople is new Rome . " There were several natural reasons why Rome was able to establish its supreme authority over the Church . Its geographi- cal location was of great importance . The true center of the Empire ...
... Rome because Constantinople is new Rome . " There were several natural reasons why Rome was able to establish its supreme authority over the Church . Its geographi- cal location was of great importance . The true center of the Empire ...
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