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Sicily became 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 ...
Sicily became 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 ...
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Philip V was eager to gain compensation for the loss of Thrace and to wage a war of revenge against Rome . To regain some . of the territory he had lost in 197 B.C. , he sought for fourteen years to arouse the Greeks against Rome .
Philip V was eager to gain compensation for the loss of Thrace and to wage a war of revenge against Rome . To regain some . of the territory he had lost in 197 B.C. , he sought for fourteen years to arouse the Greeks against Rome .
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Quite early the bishops of Rome claimed to have jurisdiction over the whole Church . The question of precedence between the patriarchs was raised soon after , and as a result a council declared in 381 : “ The Bishop of Constantinople ...
Quite early the bishops of Rome claimed to have jurisdiction over the whole Church . The question of precedence between the patriarchs was raised soon after , and as a result a council declared in 381 : “ The Bishop of Constantinople ...
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