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January 7, 2014 Leave a Comment

Early Years of Arminius

It is interesting to trace how far his fame survived during the Middle Ages, both among the Germans of the Continent and among ourselves.Continuing

January 6, 2014 Leave a Comment

Decisive German Victory at Teutoburg

Throughout Germany the Roman garrisons were assailed and cut off; and within a few weeks after Varus had fallen, the German soil was freed from the

January 5, 2014 Leave a Comment

Arminius Orders German Army to Attack

The fierce shouts of the Germans pealed through the gloom of the forests, and in thronging multitudes they assailed the flanks of the

January 4, 2014 Leave a Comment

Arminius Chooses Place of Ambush

This region still retains the name (Teutobergenwald = Teutobergiensis saltus) which it bore in the days of Arminius.Continuing Arminius Drives

January 3, 2014 Leave a Comment

Roman Occupation of Germany

Vast, however, and admirably organized as the fabric of Roman power appeared on the frontiers and in the provinces, there was rottenness at the

December 30, 2013 Leave a Comment

Three Brothers, Three Tribes of Rome

There can be no doubt that a third town, which seems to have been very populous, now existed.Continuing The Foundation of Rome,our selection from

December 29, 2013 Leave a Comment

Rome and Alba

The whole description of the circumstances under which the fate of Alba was decided is just as manifestly poetical, but we shall dwell upon it for a

December 28, 2013 Leave a Comment

The Two Tribes of Rome

When, perhaps after several generations of a separate existence, the two states became united, the towns ceased to be towns, and the collective body

December 27, 2013 Leave a Comment

Of Romans and Sabines

The curia of Rome, a cottage covered with straw, was a faithful memorial of the times when Rome stood buried in the night of history, as a small

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