A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 444
... Antony's camp - for the queen , in true Ptolemaic fashion , had insisted on taking the field in person- was resented by many of Antony's officers , and further weakened their waning loyalty to him . At the end of 32 Antony had moved ...
... Antony's camp - for the queen , in true Ptolemaic fashion , had insisted on taking the field in person- was resented by many of Antony's officers , and further weakened their waning loyalty to him . At the end of 32 Antony had moved ...
Pagina 445
... Antony's communications Antony . by land . In this campaign of attrition Antony's effectives were being steadily depleted by disease or desertion . Towards the end of summer he attempted to extricate his remaining forces by a retreat to ...
... Antony's communications Antony . by land . In this campaign of attrition Antony's effectives were being steadily depleted by disease or desertion . Towards the end of summer he attempted to extricate his remaining forces by a retreat to ...
Pagina 449
... Antony , ch . liv . ) leave the point in doubt . 26 On the date of Antony's marriage with Cleopatra see Rice Holmes , op . cit . pp . 227 ff . This marriage does not prove that Antony intended to become a Hellenistic king in his own ...
... Antony , ch . liv . ) leave the point in doubt . 26 On the date of Antony's marriage with Cleopatra see Rice Holmes , op . cit . pp . 227 ff . This marriage does not prove that Antony intended to become a Hellenistic king in his own ...
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