A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 497
... Armenia . In Armenia the throne which Antony had held in reserve for Cleopatra's child had been seized in 33 by Artaxias , a son of the deposed king Artavasdes ( p . 442 ) , who avenged his father by a massacre of all Romans in the ...
... Armenia . In Armenia the throne which Antony had held in reserve for Cleopatra's child had been seized in 33 by Artaxias , a son of the deposed king Artavasdes ( p . 442 ) , who avenged his father by a massacre of all Romans in the ...
Pagina 545
... Armenia carried on his policy of maintaining Roman authority with the smallest and possible military effort . Their ... Armenia was in a state of anarchy . Yet Tiberius made no move until 18 , when the Armenian nobility invited a prince ...
... Armenia carried on his policy of maintaining Roman authority with the smallest and possible military effort . Their ... Armenia was in a state of anarchy . Yet Tiberius made no move until 18 , when the Armenian nobility invited a prince ...
Pagina 647
... Armenia and Parthia the emperor had depleted the garrisons on other fronts beyond the margin of safety ( p . 648 ) . Be- sides , his new frontier in the East followed no natural line of defence and required a larger permanent garrison ...
... Armenia and Parthia the emperor had depleted the garrisons on other fronts beyond the margin of safety ( p . 648 ) . Be- sides , his new frontier in the East followed no natural line of defence and required a larger permanent garrison ...
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