The Roman History, Bind 1C. and J. Rivington, 1827 |
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Side xiii
... Italy has answered my expectations as little as he has improved the ad- vantages with which an Italian historical enquirer might have discouraged 13 PREFACE . xiii.
... Italy has answered my expectations as little as he has improved the ad- vantages with which an Italian historical enquirer might have discouraged 13 PREFACE . xiii.
Side xiv
Barthold Georg Niebuhr. vantages with which an Italian historical enquirer might have discouraged all Transalpines from com- petition . Yet his Atlas is entitled to our thanks . A work which lays claim to be rather a work of learning ...
Barthold Georg Niebuhr. vantages with which an Italian historical enquirer might have discouraged all Transalpines from com- petition . Yet his Atlas is entitled to our thanks . A work which lays claim to be rather a work of learning ...
Side xvii
... Italy 108 IX . The Ligurians and Veneti 110 X. The three Islands XI . Summary 115 118 XII . The Latins XIII . Æneas and the Trojans in Latium XIV . Alba 124 133 ... 148 tion of the City · .... 150 XV . Rome , various traditions ...
... Italy 108 IX . The Ligurians and Veneti 110 X. The three Islands XI . Summary 115 118 XII . The Latins XIII . Æneas and the Trojans in Latium XIV . Alba 124 133 ... 148 tion of the City · .... 150 XV . Rome , various traditions ...
Side 6
... Italy , to whom the Greek historians were unknown , were absorbed in exclusive admiration of the History of Rome ... Italians , in the dawn of the middle ages , mention the mighty names of Rome , though it betrays a deficiency of ...
... Italy , to whom the Greek historians were unknown , were absorbed in exclusive admiration of the History of Rome ... Italians , in the dawn of the middle ages , mention the mighty names of Rome , though it betrays a deficiency of ...
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