Rome and her enemies: an empire created and destroyed by war
by Penrose, Jane; Penrose, Jane.
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BookPublisher: Osprey 2005ISBN: 9781841769325; 1841769320.Classification number: 937 ROM; X937 PENSubject(s): Rome -- History | Rome -- History, MilitarySubject: Over its long history, Rome faced a variety of colourful enemies, including the Macedonians, Hannibal and the Carthaginians, internal enemies such as Spartacus, and migrating tribes such as the Goths. This book covers them all.
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| Book - Adult Hardback | Reserve Collection | Adult Non-Fiction | 937 ROM (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 002395602X |
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| 936.288 BRE Hadrian's Wall | 936.3 CLU The quest for the lost Roman legions: | 936.302 HEA The Goths | 937 ROM Rome and her enemies: | 937.04 GOL The Punic wars | 937.05 HOL Rubicon: the triumph and tragedy of the Roman Republic | 937.05 STR The Spartacus war |
Bibliography: p. 294
Includes index
Over its long history, Rome faced a variety of colourful enemies, including the Macedonians, Hannibal and the Carthaginians, internal enemies such as Spartacus, and migrating tribes such as the Goths. This book covers them all.
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