A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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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 546
... Armenia and treacherously killed his uncle , who was left in the lurch by the Roman garrison in his kingdom and received no support from the neighbouring Roman governors . In conniving at this act of brigandage the Romans played into ...
... Armenia and treacherously killed his uncle , who was left in the lurch by the Roman garrison in his kingdom and received no support from the neighbouring Roman governors . In conniving at this act of brigandage the Romans played into ...
Pagina 646
... Armenia a Roman province ( 114 ) . * In annexing Armenia Trajan virtually committed himself to a further prolongation of the Roman frontier into Mesopotamia , so as to cut off the deep re - entrant angle between Armenia and Syria ...
... Armenia a Roman province ( 114 ) . * In annexing Armenia Trajan virtually committed himself to a further prolongation of the Roman frontier into Mesopotamia , so as to cut off the deep re - entrant angle between Armenia and Syria ...
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