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Pagina 57
The plenary power of the kings was reflected in their outward insignia. Like the
rulers of the Etruscan cities, they were clad in purple, rode in an ivory chariot (
sella curulis), and were attended by lictors bearing the fasces or bundles of rods
and ...
The plenary power of the kings was reflected in their outward insignia. Like the
rulers of the Etruscan cities, they were clad in purple, rode in an ivory chariot (
sella curulis), and were attended by lictors bearing the fasces or bundles of rods
and ...
Pagina 198
This 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, ...
This 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, ...
Pagina 332
The king remained in undisturbed possession of Cappadocia until 95, when
Nicomedes II. of Bithynia, who had been an accomplice in his aggressions but
had since quarrelled with him about the spoils, directed a complaint to the Senate
.
The king remained in undisturbed possession of Cappadocia until 95, when
Nicomedes II. of Bithynia, who had been an accomplice in his aggressions but
had since quarrelled with him about the spoils, directed a complaint to the Senate
.
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