A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 57
... king had a threefold competence . He was charged with the maintenance of the pax deorum . But he delegated the more onerous religious ceremonies , such as the state cults of Jupiter , Mars and Quirinus ( a somewhat shadowy counterwww ...
... king had a threefold competence . He was charged with the maintenance of the pax deorum . But he delegated the more onerous religious ceremonies , such as the state cults of Jupiter , Mars and Quirinus ( a somewhat shadowy counterwww ...
Pagina 198
... king was ruler over a small but prosperous territory in northwestern Asia Minor , which had detached itself from the dominion of the Seleucids ; with a view to extending his possessions in the Aegean area at the expense of Macedon , he ...
... king was ruler over a small but prosperous territory in northwestern Asia Minor , which had detached itself from the dominion of the Seleucids ; with a view to extending his possessions in the Aegean area at the expense of Macedon , he ...
Pagina 332
... king endeavoured to steal back into Cappadocia years through the agency of his son - in - law , King Tigranes of Armenia ; but this invasion by proxy was promptly checked by Cornelius Sulla , who was then acting as governor of Cilicia ...
... king endeavoured to steal back into Cappadocia years through the agency of his son - in - law , King Tigranes of Armenia ; but this invasion by proxy was promptly checked by Cornelius Sulla , who was then acting as governor of Cilicia ...
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