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... Viriathus . Birth of L. Licinius Crassus the Orator . 139. Cn . Calpurnius Piso . M. Popillius Laenas . 138 . Death of M. Cato the Censor . 137 . The Lex Calpurnia de pecuniis repetundis . 148. Sp . Postumius Albinus Magnus . L ...
... Viriathus . Birth of L. Licinius Crassus the Orator . 139. Cn . Calpurnius Piso . M. Popillius Laenas . 138 . Death of M. Cato the Censor . 137 . The Lex Calpurnia de pecuniis repetundis . 148. Sp . Postumius Albinus Magnus . L ...
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... of Galba at Rome and his acquittal - The death of King Massinissa , and of M. Porcius Cato , the Censor - The enactment of the Lex Calpurnia de pecuniis repetundis B.C. 149 19 CHAPTER III . VIRIATHUS . B.C. 147-145 . Livy ,
... of Galba at Rome and his acquittal - The death of King Massinissa , and of M. Porcius Cato , the Censor - The enactment of the Lex Calpurnia de pecuniis repetundis B.C. 149 19 CHAPTER III . VIRIATHUS . B.C. 147-145 . Livy ,
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... Viriathus is defeated - Remarks on Frontinus , Orosius , and Florus - Q . Fabius Maximus Aemilianus is sent against Viriathus - The defeat by Viriathus of Clau- dius Unimanus - The authority of Appian - Plautius punished for his mis ...
... Viriathus is defeated - Remarks on Frontinus , Orosius , and Florus - Q . Fabius Maximus Aemilianus is sent against Viriathus - The defeat by Viriathus of Clau- dius Unimanus - The authority of Appian - Plautius punished for his mis ...
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... Viriathus , and to crush a rebellion , which if successful would have ended with the expulsion of the Romans . But it is necessary to go back a few years , in order to show the origin of this revolt against Roman authority . Spain had ...
... Viriathus , and to crush a rebellion , which if successful would have ended with the expulsion of the Romans . But it is necessary to go back a few years , in order to show the origin of this revolt against Roman authority . Spain had ...
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... Viriathus , who afterwards gave the Romans no small trouble . Galba , though one of the richest men in Rome , was as greedy as Lucullus . He gave a little of the booty to his soldiers , a little to his friends , and kept the rest for ...
... Viriathus , who afterwards gave the Romans no small trouble . Galba , though one of the richest men in Rome , was as greedy as Lucullus . He gave a little of the booty to his soldiers , a little to his friends , and kept the rest for ...
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