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The beginnings of Rome : Italy and Rome from the bronze age to the Punic wars (c. 1000-264 b. C.)

Cornell, T. J.

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Nature

Monografia

Title

The beginnings of Rome : Italy and Rome from the bronze age to the Punic wars (c. 1000-264 b. C.)

Names

[Autore] Cornell, T. J.

Dewey class

937.01 Primo periodo e regno di Roma, fino al 500 ca. a. C.

Description

The beginnings of Rome : Italy and Rome from the bronze age to the Punic wars (c. 1000-264 b. C.) / T. J. Cornell

Physical description

XX, 507 p. ; 24 cm.

Standard numbers

ISBN: 0415015952
ISBN: 0415015960, PBK

Date

1995

Place of publication

London \etc.!

Village

GRAN BRETAGNA

Tongue

INGLESE

Source

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IT\ICCU\PUV\0267833

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http://id.sbn.it/bid/PUV0267833

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