Roman Civilization: The RepublicColumbia University Press, 1951 |
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Pagina 182
... Antiochus and those under his sway . Antiochus shall not have the right to wage war upon those who dwell in the islands , or to cross over into Europe . He shall withdraw from the cities , villages , and forts on this side of the Taurus ...
... Antiochus and those under his sway . Antiochus shall not have the right to wage war upon those who dwell in the islands , or to cross over into Europe . He shall withdraw from the cities , villages , and forts on this side of the Taurus ...
Pagina 183
... Antiochus shall not have the right to hire mercenary troops from those nations which are under Roman rule , nor even to accept volun- teers 52 therefrom . " Such houses and buildings as the Rhodians and their allies own within the ...
... Antiochus shall not have the right to hire mercenary troops from those nations which are under Roman rule , nor even to accept volun- teers 52 therefrom . " Such houses and buildings as the Rhodians and their allies own within the ...
Pagina 190
... Antiochus had advanced to attack Ptolemy in order to possess himself of Pelusium , he was met by the Roman commander Gaius Popilius Laenas . Upon the king greeting him orally from some distance and holding out his right hand to him ...
... Antiochus had advanced to attack Ptolemy in order to possess himself of Pelusium , he was met by the Roman commander Gaius Popilius Laenas . Upon the king greeting him orally from some distance and holding out his right hand to him ...
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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN CITATION OF SOURCES | 2 |
THE ROMAN ORGANIZATION OF ITALY | 83 |
DOMESTIC AFFAirs to 264 b c | 89 |
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