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During the third and second millennia B.C. neolithic and bronze age peoples had brought agriculture into Italy mostly by land from the north . They had sparsely populated the most fertile unwooded parts of the peninsula .
During the third and second millennia B.C. neolithic and bronze age peoples had brought agriculture into Italy mostly by land from the north . They had sparsely populated the most fertile unwooded parts of the peninsula .
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MAGO Com . in Italy Spain 206 , N. Italy 204 ; founded Port Mahon 206 ; destroyed Genoa 205 ; died 203 . HANNO Com.in Italy ; killed in Africa 204 . Com . , Commander Married Oezalces King of Maesuli Notes : The Carthaginians like the ...
MAGO Com . in Italy Spain 206 , N. Italy 204 ; founded Port Mahon 206 ; destroyed Genoa 205 ; died 203 . HANNO Com.in Italy ; killed in Africa 204 . Com . , Commander Married Oezalces King of Maesuli Notes : The Carthaginians like the ...
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He and his brother in effect attempted to redistribute the authority of the senatorial and popular classes ; at the same time they attempted to redistribute the ownership of the cultivated land in Italy . They failed in these attempts .
He and his brother in effect attempted to redistribute the authority of the senatorial and popular classes ; at the same time they attempted to redistribute the ownership of the cultivated land in Italy . They failed in these attempts .
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