From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B. C. to A. D. 68Barnes & Noble, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... Mithridates had been averted , was in the East on his own business in 98 and warned Mithridates to take care ; a year or two later the Senate decided to support the claim of Ariobarzanes to Cappadocia . The task of installing the new ...
... Mithridates had been averted , was in the East on his own business in 98 and warned Mithridates to take care ; a year or two later the Senate decided to support the claim of Ariobarzanes to Cappadocia . The task of installing the new ...
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... Mithridates then advanced to Cyzicus , which he started to besiege , but Lucullus arrived and managed to cut off the king's supplies . As the siege dragged on Mithridates in desperation sent away his cavalry and then during the winter ...
... Mithridates then advanced to Cyzicus , which he started to besiege , but Lucullus arrived and managed to cut off the king's supplies . As the siege dragged on Mithridates in desperation sent away his cavalry and then during the winter ...
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... Mithridates . Unlike Lucullus in 74 , who was outnumbered by five to one , Pompey had some 20,000 more men than Mithridates , whom he defeated near Dasteira ( which was later named Nicopolis , the City of Victory ) . This time Tigranes ...
... Mithridates . Unlike Lucullus in 74 , who was outnumbered by five to one , Pompey had some 20,000 more men than Mithridates , whom he defeated near Dasteira ( which was later named Nicopolis , the City of Victory ) . This time Tigranes ...
Inhalt
PREFACE | 9 |
THE GRACCHI | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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