A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 213
Max Cary. CHAPTER XVI THE ROMAN WARS IN ASIA IN THE SECOND CENTURY § I. THE ORIGINS OF THE WAR AGAINST ANTIOCHUS UNTIL the second century B.C. Asia remained wholly outside the sphere of Roman politics . The eventual intrusion of the ...
Max Cary. CHAPTER XVI THE ROMAN WARS IN ASIA IN THE SECOND CENTURY § I. THE ORIGINS OF THE WAR AGAINST ANTIOCHUS UNTIL the second century B.C. Asia remained wholly outside the sphere of Roman politics . The eventual intrusion of the ...
Pagina 218
... Asia Minor were shared out between Eumenes and the Rhodians . The latter received Lycia and Caria ( the south - western edge of Asia Minor , as far as the river Maeander ) ; the rest of Seleucid Asia Minor , together with the Gallipoli ...
... Asia Minor were shared out between Eumenes and the Rhodians . The latter received Lycia and Caria ( the south - western edge of Asia Minor , as far as the river Maeander ) ; the rest of Seleucid Asia Minor , together with the Gallipoli ...
Pagina 331
... Asia bition could not be wholly absorbed in the development of his Black Minor . Sea empire ( p . 299 ) , became intent on enlarging his territories in Asia Minor . In pursuit of this policy he ran continuous risks of collision with ...
... Asia bition could not be wholly absorbed in the development of his Black Minor . Sea empire ( p . 299 ) , became intent on enlarging his territories in Asia Minor . In pursuit of this policy he ran continuous risks of collision with ...
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