189 resultados para Logistic in Roman armies

em University of Michigan


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Includes the author's "Christianity and the Roman government," with six additional essays. cf. Pref.

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A collection of extracts from Greek and Latin sources (original text and translation on opposite pages) with foot-notes from modern history.

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"Editions of works cited."--p. 71-101.

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Life of Charles Abraham Hart, who served in Company I, 6th Mass. infantry in Porto Rico.

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Bibliographical foot-notes.

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No more published. Translation reprinted ("with notes and emendations") and completed by L. C. Wijesinha, Colombo, 1889.

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The plates depict floor plans of the Palazzo reale and of the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples, a vertical cross section of the Palazzo reale; interior decoration of the Teatro di San Carlo; most plates depict festivities taking place in the decorated interiors of the theater and the royal palace, including a masquerade at the royal palace, the stage scenery and a scene from the opera "Il sogno di Olimpia" by Ranieri de Calzabigi, which was performed at the Teatro di San Carlo; a view of the illuminated Castello Nuovo in Naples, the fireworks installation at the Piazza del Castello Nuovo, and a floorplan of the fire works installation. Plate XI depicts the mythical land of plenty "Cuccagna", arranged as a landscaped hill with an architectural grotto, richly decorated with food and drink, which was offered as part of the festivities to the common people. Most plates have a detailed legend in the lower margin.

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"Corruption" in ancient Rome, and its counterpart in modern history.-The history and legend of Antony and Cleopatra.-The development of Gaul.-Nero.-Julia and Tiberius.-Wine in Roman history.-Social development of the Roman empire.-Roman history in modern education.-Index.