Ancient Rome, From the Earliest Times Down to 476 A. D
Ancient Rome, From the Earliest Times Down to 476 A. D
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Within forty days he brought them to terms, and Varro, who was in Southern Spain, was eager to surrender. All Spainwas at his feet. Before leaving Spain, Caesar summoned the leading Spaniards and Romansto Cordova, for a conference. All promised obedience to his authority. He then set sail from Gades to Tarrag
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Within forty days he brought them to terms, and Varro, who was in Southern Spain, was eager to surrender. All Spainwas at his feet. Before leaving Spain, Caesar summoned the leading Spaniards and Romansto Cordova, for a conference. All promised obedience to his authority. He then set sail from Gades to Tarrag
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