The History of Rome volume 2
The History of Rome volume 2
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11) appears to be trustworthy, and is preferable to that of Polybius (iii. 88, § 8), according to which Fabius and Servilius effected their junction in northern Apulia.
214 EOMAN HISTORY.
BOOK transports, destined for the legions in Spain, had been sur- s ^'. R prised and taken by the Carthaginians near Cosa on the coast of Etruria. Upon this news Servilius was sent to Ostia, to arm and equip the Roman ships in that port. Out of the lower class of people he enrolled seamen for the fleet and a b...ody of soldiers to serve as a garrison for the city- Alreadythe pressure of war was felt, and was producing alarming symptoms. In spite of the apparently inexhaus- tible population of Italy, in spite of the vast superiority of Kome over Carthage in men trained to war — the point in which the preponderance of Rome chiefly lay — the Romans were obliged, in the second year of the w^ar, to take soldiers from a class of citizens which in the good old time was looked upon as unworthy of the honourable service of war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11) appears to be trustworthy, and is preferable to that of Polybius (iii. 88, § 8), according to which Fabius and Servilius effected their junction in northern Apulia.
214 EOMAN HISTORY.
BOOK transports, destined for the legions in Spain, had been sur- s ^'. R prised and taken by the Carthaginians near Cosa on the coast of Etruria. Upon this news Servilius was sent to Ostia, to arm and equip the Roman ships in that port. Out of the lower class of people he enrolled seamen for the fleet and a b...ody of soldiers to serve as a garrison for the city- Alreadythe pressure of war was felt, and was producing alarming symptoms. In spite of the apparently inexhaus- tible population of Italy, in spite of the vast superiority of Kome over Carthage in men trained to war — the point in which the preponderance of Rome chiefly lay — the Romans were obliged, in the second year of the w^ar, to take soldiers from a class of citizens which in the good old time was looked upon as unworthy of the honourable service of war.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Wilhelm Ihne to read onlineMoreLess
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