A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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+ States of Asia Minor , won by the naval activities of the early Ptolemies ; and no
prey could have been more tempting to the rapacious instincts of Egypt's two
jealous rivals . Of these the Seleucid realm remains to be described . Originally
the ...
+ States of Asia Minor , won by the naval activities of the early Ptolemies ; and no
prey could have been more tempting to the rapacious instincts of Egypt's two
jealous rivals . Of these the Seleucid realm remains to be described . Originally
the ...
Pagina 168
Well aware that there could be no lasting peace in Asia until these two
troublesome monarchs were effectively suppressed , Lucullus now determined to
carry the war into Armenia . In 69 , accordingly , he undertook a long march up
country ...
Well aware that there could be no lasting peace in Asia until these two
troublesome monarchs were effectively suppressed , Lucullus now determined to
carry the war into Armenia . In 69 , accordingly , he undertook a long march up
country ...
Pagina 228
They had overrun Syria ; then , finding a leader in Quintus Labienus , son of
Caesar's old lieutenant , they had even , pushed beyond the Taurus mountains
into Asia Minor itself . To meet this serious threat Antony sent Ventidius Bassus ,
a ...
They had overrun Syria ; then , finding a leader in Quintus Labienus , son of
Caesar's old lieutenant , they had even , pushed beyond the Taurus mountains
into Asia Minor itself . To meet this serious threat Antony sent Ventidius Bassus ,
a ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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