A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 222
... SYRIA AND EGYPT By the peace of 188 the Romans had mutilated the Seleucid king- dom so effectively that there was no danger of a Perseus succeeding a Philip in this monarchy . The Senate therefore gave no more than occasional attention ...
... SYRIA AND EGYPT By the peace of 188 the Romans had mutilated the Seleucid king- dom so effectively that there was no danger of a Perseus succeeding a Philip in this monarchy . The Senate therefore gave no more than occasional attention ...
Pagina 356
... Syria and occupy Damascus . Since the Nabataean territory lay astride of the overland routes from the Arabian ports to Syria and Palestine , and its capital Petra was a centre of the spice and perfume trade , 1a its reduction promised ...
... Syria and occupy Damascus . Since the Nabataean territory lay astride of the overland routes from the Arabian ports to Syria and Palestine , and its capital Petra was a centre of the spice and perfume trade , 1a its reduction promised ...
Pagina 543
... Syria , P. Petronius , a Temporary grandson of Herod named Herod Agrippa , who possessed influence kingdom at the Roman court , the emperor relented ; but the mere attempt to of Herod Agrippa . introduce emperor - worship into Palestine ...
... Syria , P. Petronius , a Temporary grandson of Herod named Herod Agrippa , who possessed influence kingdom at the Roman court , the emperor relented ; but the mere attempt to of Herod Agrippa . introduce emperor - worship into Palestine ...
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