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CHAPTER XVI THE ROMAN WARS IN ASIA IN THE SECOND CENTURY § 1.
THE ORIGINs of THE WAR AGAINST ANTIOCHUs UNTIL the second century
B.C. Asia remained wholly outside the sphere of Roman politics. The eventual ...
CHAPTER XVI THE ROMAN WARS IN ASIA IN THE SECOND CENTURY § 1.
THE ORIGINs of THE WAR AGAINST ANTIOCHUs UNTIL the second century
B.C. Asia remained wholly outside the sphere of Roman politics. The eventual ...
Pagina 218
Antiochus ez'actates Asia Minor. § 3. THE FIRST RoMAN SETTLEMENT of ASIA
After this catastrophe Antiochus agreed to the peace terms previously offered by
the Scipios, and to the additional condition of surrendering his elephants and ...
Antiochus ez'actates Asia Minor. § 3. THE FIRST RoMAN SETTLEMENT of ASIA
After this catastrophe Antiochus agreed to the peace terms previously offered by
the Scipios, and to the additional condition of surrendering his elephants and ...
Pagina 354
Lucullus retreats into Asia Minor. Evading Tigranes by an unexpected swerve
along a more easterly route (past Lake Van), the Roman general made good his
retreat to Mesopotamia and wintered with an intact army at Nisibis. While he fell ...
Lucullus retreats into Asia Minor. Evading Tigranes by an unexpected swerve
along a more easterly route (past Lake Van), the Roman general made good his
retreat to Mesopotamia and wintered with an intact army at Nisibis. While he fell ...
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