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Pagina 198
In 203 he concluded a treaty with the Seleucid king , degean Antiochus III . , who
had invited him to make a joint attack upon the ... But in this war he forfeited the
remnant of his popularity with the Greeks through the indiscriminate attacks of his
...
In 203 he concluded a treaty with the Seleucid king , degean Antiochus III . , who
had invited him to make a joint attack upon the ... But in this war he forfeited the
remnant of his popularity with the Greeks through the indiscriminate attacks of his
...
Pagina 199
Therefore it resolved to forestall his next offensive by joining in a preventive
attack upon the king . ... he had attacked the allies of Rome.5 In the first instance
the commons , taking a shorter view than the Senate , voted solidly against war
piled ...
Therefore it resolved to forestall his next offensive by joining in a preventive
attack upon the king . ... he had attacked the allies of Rome.5 In the first instance
the commons , taking a shorter view than the Senate , voted solidly against war
piled ...
Pagina 334
With a final counter - attack on the disordered and Orcholeft flank of the enemy ,
he converted the battle into a rout , in which Archelaus ' army was virtually
destroyed . The disaster to Mithridates ' forces , however , was repaired by the
arrival of ...
With a final counter - attack on the disordered and Orcholeft flank of the enemy ,
he converted the battle into a rout , in which Archelaus ' army was virtually
destroyed . The disaster to Mithridates ' forces , however , was repaired by the
arrival of ...
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