The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.
The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.
The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.
The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.
The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.
The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.
The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.
The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.
The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.
The Romans first landed on Sardinia in 240 BC during the first Punic war. By 238 they had taken over the entire island.
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The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.
the Romans had an army to concur land and make there empire stronger.
No. There is no indication that the Romans every reached South America.
No, Arabs were never in there past Romans, But The Romans did conquer Arab land in the past and built several cities in Arab land, So one might think that Arabs were once Romans but actually they aren't (because of architecture of the buildings)
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Sicily and sardinia
Greek of course. the Romans conquered the Greeks, forcing to share land with them.
The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.The Romans controlled all the islands in the Mediterranean. Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Crete, Malta and Cyprus are the major ones, but they didn't neglect the smaller islands as they liked to use some of them as places of exile.
They controlled Italy, Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily and Illyricum on the eastern coast of the the Adriatic Sea.
The address of the Sardinia Branch is: 13309 Purdy Rd, Sardinia, 45171 9999
Sardinia is SOUTH of Corsica
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the Romans had an army to concur land and make there empire stronger.
No. There is no indication that the Romans every reached South America.
The Euro is used in Sardinia.
The address of the Sardinia Historical Society is: Po Box 212, Sardinia, NY 14134-0212