A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 198
... attack upon the boy - king Ptolemy V. of Egypt and to partition his overseas dominions . With a newly created fleet the Macedonian king carried several outposts of the Ptolemies in the Aegean area ( 202-201 ) . But in this war he ...
... attack upon the boy - king Ptolemy V. of Egypt and to partition his overseas dominions . With a newly created fleet the Macedonian king carried several outposts of the Ptolemies in the Aegean area ( 202-201 ) . But in this war he ...
Pagina 199
... attack upon the king . In 200 the consul P. Sulpicius Galba summoned the Comitia Centuriata to pass a formal declaration of war upon Philip , on the plausible though legally invalid ground that he had attacked the allies of Rome.5 In ...
... attack upon the king . In 200 the consul P. Sulpicius Galba summoned the Comitia Centuriata to pass a formal declaration of war upon Philip , on the plausible though legally invalid ground that he had attacked the allies of Rome.5 In ...
Pagina 445
... attack - Antony anticipated execution , Suicide of and Cleopatra avoided exhibition at a Roman triumph , by taking their Antony own lives . 28 A few of Antony's officers , including two surviving and of murderers of Caesar , were put to ...
... attack - Antony anticipated execution , Suicide of and Cleopatra avoided exhibition at a Roman triumph , by taking their Antony own lives . 28 A few of Antony's officers , including two surviving and of murderers of Caesar , were put to ...
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