A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 426
... Antony chose to take offence at his abstention from a not particularly momentous meeting of the Senate . On the following day Cicero reappeared in the House , and in the absence of Antony delivered his so - called First Philippic , a ...
... Antony chose to take offence at his abstention from a not particularly momentous meeting of the Senate . On the following day Cicero reappeared in the House , and in the absence of Antony delivered his so - called First Philippic , a ...
Pagina 443
... Antony . ARMENIA Head of Cleopatra . CLEOPATRAE . REGINAE REGUM FILIORUM . REGUM . This coin , struck by Antony c . 33 B.C. , admits the claim of Cleopatra's chil- dren to hold sub - kingdoms under the sovereignty of their mother ...
... Antony . ARMENIA Head of Cleopatra . CLEOPATRAE . REGINAE REGUM FILIORUM . REGUM . This coin , struck by Antony c . 33 B.C. , admits the claim of Cleopatra's chil- dren to hold sub - kingdoms under the sovereignty of their mother ...
Pagina 445
... Antony's communications Antony . by land . In this campaign of attrition Antony's effectives were being steadily depleted by disease or desertion . Towards the end of summer he attempted to extricate his remaining forces by a retreat to ...
... Antony's communications Antony . by land . In this campaign of attrition Antony's effectives were being steadily depleted by disease or desertion . Towards the end of summer he attempted to extricate his remaining forces by a retreat to ...
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