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Universal Historical Dictionary: Or, Explanation of the ...
Ascou (Geog) an ancient town of Italy, called by the Latins Asculum Picenum,
situated on a mountain by the river Tronto, in the marquisate of Ancona, 80 miles
N. E. Rome. Lon. 13° 29' E. lat. 42° 44' N. History of Accoli. It is an episcopal city,
...
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A Geographical and Historical Description of Ancient Italy, ...
From Septem- peda on the Via Flaminia to Asculum, as follows : Septempeda
Urbem Salviam Firmum Picenum Asculum Picenum Urbe Salvia Ricinam
Auximum Pollentia Pausulas Firmum Picenum Asculum Picenum S. Severino .
UrUsaglia ...
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Schriften zur griechischen und römischen ...
... from Firmum. For Castrum Truentinum is directly on the road from Firmum to
Corfinium. Caesar mentions the occupation of Firmum after the conquest of
Asculum Picenum; but the close connection of both events in the first sentence of
...
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Warlords of Republican Rome: Caesar Versus Pompey
After his father's death he was accused, unsuccessfully as it turned out, of helping
himself to the spoils of Asculum Picenum. As will be recollected, Pompeius
Strabo had held the consulship of 89 BC and had fought fiercely against Italian ...
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The Speech of Cicero for Aulus Cluentius Habitus: with ...
21. captus apud Asculum] Asculum Picenum, the chief town of the Piceni,
situated on the right bank of the Truentus (Tronto), less than twenty miles fi-om its
mouth. There is a modern Ascoli of con_ siderable importance on the same site,
which ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero, William RAMSAY (M.A., of Glasgow.), 1863
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The Regions of Italy: A Reference Guide to History and Culture
By 268 B.C. the Romans had annexed it, naming it Asculum Picenum. Despite
earlier alliances, the Piceni and other peoples of central and southern Italy
revolted against Rome in the Social War of 91- 88 B.C. The Roman general
Pompey ...
Roy Palmer Domenico, 2002
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Italian sculptors: being a history of sculpture in northern, ...
Ascoli (Asculum Picenum) produced several meritorious artists, such as the
goldsmith and sculptor, Pietro Vannini, who made a a.d. 1379. wooden cross
covered with silver plates, ornamented with intagli and figures in relief, for the
duomo at ...
Charles Callahan Perkins, 1868
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Transactions, American Philosophical Society (vol. 80, Part ...
... were found in front of the church porch. (See Plan 2, no. 7). Nearly identical
texts, doubtless drafted in common, were inscribed by the donor peoples of
Asculum Picenum and Ancona (also in Picenum) for this senator who was
honored for ...
Jacopo Berengario da Carpi, Levi Robert Lind
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A Companion to Latin Studies
7. Picenum, the land of the Picentes, lies between the Adriatic and the Umbrians
and the Sabines. In the north, the Greek pjcenum colony of Ancona juts out into
the sea. The ancient capital was Asculum Picenum (Ascoli, on the Via Salaria), ...
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A Manual of Ancient History, particularly with regard to the ...
... by the Atarnus, (Pescara) The people are called Picentes. This country consists
in a fertile plain. Cities: Ancona and Asculum Picenum, (Ascoli) 3. Samnium, the
name of a mountain tract eX-Samnium. tending 318 ROMAN STATE. noox v.
Arnold Hermann Ludwig HEEREN, David Alphonso TALBOYS, 1840
