A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 358
... Parthia Growth of properly belonged ) . After the battle of Magnesia the Parthian the Par- chieftains gradually wrested the whole of Persia from the decrepit thian king- Seleucid monarchy , and by the end of the second century they had ...
... Parthia Growth of properly belonged ) . After the battle of Magnesia the Parthian the Par- chieftains gradually wrested the whole of Persia from the decrepit thian king- Seleucid monarchy , and by the end of the second century they had ...
Pagina 359
... Parthian army was The Par- an aggregate of contingents raised by the king in person on his own thian army . domains , and of the semi - private levies of his chief vassals , which some- times took the field , like the baronial hosts of ...
... Parthian army was The Par- an aggregate of contingents raised by the king in person on his own thian army . domains , and of the semi - private levies of his chief vassals , which some- times took the field , like the baronial hosts of ...
Pagina 545
... Parthian kings , so that if the Romans sometimes lost their ascendancy on the Euphrates they always ended by reasserting it . At the death of Augustus the Parthian ruler , Artabanus III . , was not yet established firmly , and Armenia ...
... Parthian kings , so that if the Romans sometimes lost their ascendancy on the Euphrates they always ended by reasserting it . At the death of Augustus the Parthian ruler , Artabanus III . , was not yet established firmly , and Armenia ...
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