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... invaders coming from beyond the Alps - the true Italian race . The original home of this extremely virile people appears to have been in the Danube basin or even farther north . They were , in fact , a branch of that great Indo ...
... invaders coming from beyond the Alps - the true Italian race . The original home of this extremely virile people appears to have been in the Danube basin or even farther north . They were , in fact , a branch of that great Indo ...
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... invaders from beyond the sea , but by the aboriginal inhabitants of Italy itself - of kindred blood to the inhabitants of Crete - whom an admixture of the vigorous S - A - B - IN - E - S Faleci Sutriumo Nepete ERRIA ° Caere Cremera Veii ...
... invaders from beyond the sea , but by the aboriginal inhabitants of Italy itself - of kindred blood to the inhabitants of Crete - whom an admixture of the vigorous S - A - B - IN - E - S Faleci Sutriumo Nepete ERRIA ° Caere Cremera Veii ...
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... invaders ' mercy . Not caring , however , to cross the Po they had moved vaguely westwards , anxious to meet their confederates , of whose fate they were still ignor- ant . Marius returned to Rome where for a fifth time he had been ...
... invaders ' mercy . Not caring , however , to cross the Po they had moved vaguely westwards , anxious to meet their confederates , of whose fate they were still ignor- ant . Marius returned to Rome where for a fifth time he had been ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME PAGE I | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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