The History of Rome 3
The History of Rome 3
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^ teq,, bat enroneoaaly ; for as early as 662 we find Sulla (Appian, Miihr, 90. 79. 67 ; B.C, i. 77 ; Victor, 75), and in 674, 675, Gnajus Dolabella (Cic. Verr.
i. 1, 16, 44) as gorenom of Cilicia — which leaves no alternative but to place 102. the estabUshment of the province in 652. This view is further supported hj the fiict, that at this time the expeditions of the Romans against the oonaira— e. a, the Balearic, Lignrifin, and Dalmatian expeditions — appear to have bno ordunariljr directed ...to the occupation of the points of the coast whence piracy issued ; and Qiis was natural, nn-, as the Romans had no standing fleet, the only means of effectually checking pii-acy was the ocenpation of the coasts. It is, to be remembered, moreover, that the idea of a procincia did not absdutely involve possession of the country, but in itself implied no more than an inde- pendent military command ; it is very possible, that the Romans in the first instance occupied nothing in this nigged country save stations for their vessels and troops.
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^ teq,, bat enroneoaaly ; for as early as 662 we find Sulla (Appian, Miihr, 90. 79. 67 ; B.C, i. 77 ; Victor, 75), and in 674, 675, Gnajus Dolabella (Cic. Verr.
i. 1, 16, 44) as gorenom of Cilicia — which leaves no alternative but to place 102. the estabUshment of the province in 652. This view is further supported hj the fiict, that at this time the expeditions of the Romans against the oonaira— e. a, the Balearic, Lignrifin, and Dalmatian expeditions — appear to have bno ordunariljr directed ...to the occupation of the points of the coast whence piracy issued ; and Qiis was natural, nn-, as the Romans had no standing fleet, the only means of effectually checking pii-acy was the ocenpation of the coasts. It is, to be remembered, moreover, that the idea of a procincia did not absdutely involve possession of the country, but in itself implied no more than an inde- pendent military command ; it is very possible, that the Romans in the first instance occupied nothing in this nigged country save stations for their vessels and troops.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodor Mommsen , William Purdie Dickson to read onlineMoreLess
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