The Old Roman World, : the Grandeur and Failure of Its Civilization. by John Lord
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THE OLD ROMAN WORLD
THE GRANDEUR AND FAILURE OF ITS CIVILIZATION BY JOHN LORD, LL.D. CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. THE CONQUESTS OF THE ROMANS. Early History of Rome--Wars under the Kings--Their Results--Gradual Subjection of Italy--Great Heroes of the Republic--Their Virtues and Victories--Military Aggrandizement--The Carthaginian, Macedonian, and Asiatic Wars--Their Consequences--Civil Wars of Marius and Sulla, of Pompey and Caesar--The Conquests of the Barbarians--Extension of Roman Dominion in the East--Conquests of the Emperors--The Military Forces of the Empire--Military Science--The Roman Legion--The Military Genius of the Romans CHAPTER II. THE MATERIAL GRANDEUR AND GLORY OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. The vast Extent of the Empire--Boundaries--Rivers and Mountains--The |
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