10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FAESULAE»
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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography
It was on this account that that leader made Faesulae the headquarters of his
military preparations under Manlius, and thither he betook himself when driven
from Rome bv Cicero. (Sail. Cat. 24, 27, 30, 32 ; Appian, B. C.u.9 ; Cic pro Muren.
Throughout the early historical period at least we know that Faesulae was an
Etruscan border town against the Ligurian freebooters, and we can see that the
arx or acropolis of Faesulae must have occupied the hill-top now occupied by the
...
Charles James Longman,
1889
3
The second Punic war: being chapters of the history of Rome ...
bal across the Apennines from Parma to Lucca, and discard the Bologna-Pistoia
route, mainly from the conviction that the distance (from Pistoia to Faesulae) is
too small for Hannibal to have spent four days and three nights on the march ...
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Collected lectures ... on Roman history: Ancient history, ...
228 ARRETIUM, FAESULAE. Augustus often tried to be witty, but his witticisms
were mostly dull. The pottery of Arretium was highly valued even during the
middle ages, though otherwise few collections were made. At present such
vessels are ...
Barthold Georg Niebuhr, Leonhard Schmitz,
1853
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Lectures on Ancient Ethography and Geography: Comprising ...
228 ARRETIUM, FAESULAE. Augustus often tried to be witty, but his witticisms
were mostly dull. The pottery of Arretium was highly valued even during the
middle ages, though otherwise few collections were made. At present such
vessels are ...
Barthold Georg Niebuhr,
1853
Difficulties arise in other passages over the name Faesulae. Polybius ll. as says
that in ns u.c. the invading Gauls reached Clusium, and then marched in the
direction of Faesulae (dis eri mihiy (Imlo'ohav) or due N. from Clusium. Yet they
are ...
Livy, Marcus S. Dimsdale,
2013
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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography: Abacaenum-Hytanis
It was on this account that that leader made Faesulae the headquarters of his
military pre pa rations under Manlius, and thither he beiiwk himself when driven
from Rome by Cl em. (Sail. Cat 24, 27, 30, 32 ; Appian, B. C. I. 3; Cic. pro Muren.
8
O Tempora! O Mores!: Cicero's Catilinarian Orations : a ...
The Senate now passes the SCU against Catiline, the first time the Senate has
passed an SCU since Lepidus' rebellion in 78 B.C. At this time the Senate sends
Q. Marcius Rex with an army to Faesulae against Manlius. Metellus Creticus is ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero, Susan Olfson Shapiro,
2005
9
Dictionary of Battles and Sieges: F-O
Faesulae I 225 bc I Gallic Wars in Italy Responding to pressure from Roman
expansion in the north. Insubrian Gauls and their Boii allies crossed the
Apennines and advanced as far as Clusium. The Gauls then lured a local Roman
force into a ...
10
The Last Romans: A Historical Novel
She loved Cornelia, but she also loved herlife at Faesulae; the Count was
honourable and the Countess was a lady. Above all she feared the loss of
Theodis. Would he visit her in her new position? Her future home couldbe in
Rome. Itcouldbe ...