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Foreign Policy. Defeat of Varus (9 a.d.). — After Actium he thought the wars were finished, and by closing the doors of the temple of Janus he had declared that the new monarchy renounced the spirit of conquest which had animated the republic. In fact, there were no serious wars in the East, where the mere threat of an expedition decided the Parthians to restore the flags of Crassus. But in Europe the empire had not yet found its natural limits.
In order to place Italy, Greece and Macedon beyon...d the danger of invasion, it was necessary to control the course of the Danube. To avoid apprehension on the left bank of the Rhine the German tribes must be expelled from the right bank. This was the object of a series of expeditions, all of which succeeded with one exception. In the year 16, Drusus and Tiberius subdued the tribes in Rhaetia, Vin- delicia and Noricum on the northern slope of the Alps, thereby extending the Roman frontier to the upper Danube.
Seven years later Drusus crossed the lower Rhine and penetrated to the banks of the Elbe.
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Foreign Policy. Defeat of Varus (9 a.d.). — After Actium he thought the wars were finished, and by closing the doors of the temple of Janus he had declared that the new monarchy renounced the spirit of conquest which had animated the republic. In fact, there were no serious wars in the East, where the mere threat of an expedition decided the Parthians to restore the flags of Crassus. But in Europe the empire had not yet found its natural limits.
In order to place Italy, Greece and Macedon beyon...d the danger of invasion, it was necessary to control the course of the Danube. To avoid apprehension on the left bank of the Rhine the German tribes must be expelled from the right bank. This was the object of a series of expeditions, all of which succeeded with one exception. In the year 16, Drusus and Tiberius subdued the tribes in Rhaetia, Vin- delicia and Noricum on the northern slope of the Alps, thereby extending the Roman frontier to the upper Danube.
Seven years later Drusus crossed the lower Rhine and penetrated to the banks of the Elbe.
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