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The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire
Chapter 1
The Infancy of Rome and the Wars it sustained
Chapter 3
How the Romans Raised Themselves to Empire
Chapter 2
The Science of War of the Romans
Chapter 4
The Gauls and Pyrrhus: Parallels between Carthage and Rome. The War of Hannibal
Chapter 5
The State of Greece, Macedonia, Syria, and Egypt after the Depression of Carthage
Chapter 5b
The State of Greece, Macedonia, Syria, and Egypt after the Depression of Carthage
Chapter 6
How the Romans Conquered all Nations
Chapter 13
Augustus
Chapter 7
How Mithridates Could Resist the Romans
Chapter 10
The Corruption of the Romans
Chapter 8
The Divisions which always in Rome
Chapter 17
Changes in the State
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