A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methuen, 1935 - 456 pagine |
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... Parthian aggression was the Parthians ' own tendency to internal dissension . The succession to the throne was endlessly disputed by claimants and counter - claimants ; and about this time , as it so happened , one such quarrel was in ...
... Parthian aggression was the Parthians ' own tendency to internal dissension . The succession to the throne was endlessly disputed by claimants and counter - claimants ; and about this time , as it so happened , one such quarrel was in ...
Pagina 383
... Parthian King Vologeses invaded Armenia ( now no longer of course subject to the Roman rule ) , cut up the garri- son of Cappadocia under its general Severianus , and even put to flight the legions of the Syrian province . Aurelius ...
... Parthian King Vologeses invaded Armenia ( now no longer of course subject to the Roman rule ) , cut up the garri- son of Cappadocia under its general Severianus , and even put to flight the legions of the Syrian province . Aurelius ...
Pagina 448
... Parthians . ( c ) 62 , Paetus ' surrender at Randeia : leads to compromise whereby Parthian candidate to Armenian throne receives investiture at Rome ( 65 ) . III . Under Vespasian : Annexation of Commagene and Lesser Armenia ...
... Parthians . ( c ) 62 , Paetus ' surrender at Randeia : leads to compromise whereby Parthian candidate to Armenian throne receives investiture at Rome ( 65 ) . III . Under Vespasian : Annexation of Commagene and Lesser Armenia ...
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AUGUSTUS | 243 |
CHAPTER PAGE XXV THE EMPIRE IN THE FIRST AND SECOND CEN TURIES | 331 |
NERVA TRAJAN AND HADRIAN | 359 |
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