A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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He evacuated all his territory to the west of Mt. Taurus and undertook to pay an
indemnity of 15,000 talents — the largest that Rome ever extracted Minor . from a
beaten enemy . In 188 the settlement of the Near East was completed by division
...
He evacuated all his territory to the west of Mt. Taurus and undertook to pay an
indemnity of 15,000 talents — the largest that Rome ever extracted Minor . from a
beaten enemy . In 188 the settlement of the Near East was completed by division
...
Pagina 219
who had occupied ' the central plateau of Asia Minor a century before , and from
that point had repeatedly raided the western coast - lands . During his progress
Vulso blackmailed the peaceful communities no A Roman less than he
plundered ...
who had occupied ' the central plateau of Asia Minor a century before , and from
that point had repeatedly raided the western coast - lands . During his progress
Vulso blackmailed the peaceful communities no A Roman less than he
plundered ...
Pagina 331
EVENTS IN ASIA MINOR TO 88 B.C. WHILE the Romans were emerging from the
Italian War , only to Aggresplunge into their first civil wars , they also became
involved in a conflictsions of with their most formidable enemy in the eastern ...
EVENTS IN ASIA MINOR TO 88 B.C. WHILE the Romans were emerging from the
Italian War , only to Aggresplunge into their first civil wars , they also became
involved in a conflictsions of with their most formidable enemy in the eastern ...
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