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50 Whatever precisely was happening , it is clear that Lucullus ' experiment had
failed and that by the time of Pompey ' s arrival the Seleucids had shown
themselves completely incapable of holding what they had been given : peace
could no ...
50 Whatever precisely was happening , it is clear that Lucullus ' experiment had
failed and that by the time of Pompey ' s arrival the Seleucids had shown
themselves completely incapable of holding what they had been given : peace
could no ...
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pro praetore , to look after Syria when Pompey went home . He decided to take
up for his own benefit an idea that Pompey , for political reasons , had
abandoned and to attack the Arabian dynast Aretas . This man had done homage
to Pompey ...
pro praetore , to look after Syria when Pompey went home . He decided to take
up for his own benefit an idea that Pompey , for political reasons , had
abandoned and to attack the Arabian dynast Aretas . This man had done homage
to Pompey ...
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in debt to Pompey 82f . , 86 ; in debt to Brutus 86 Aristonicus , Pergamene
pretender fights against R . 22f . Armenia 37f . ; annexation not intended by
Lucullus 39 ; and see Tigranes Asia ( province ) 38 ; name 22f . ; era 9723 ; first
organised ...
in debt to Pompey 82f . , 86 ; in debt to Brutus 86 Aristonicus , Pergamene
pretender fights against R . 22f . Armenia 37f . ; annexation not intended by
Lucullus 39 ; and see Tigranes Asia ( province ) 38 ; name 22f . ; era 9723 ; first
organised ...
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VIRTVS AND IMPERIVM | 1 |
THE ECONOMIC MOTIVE | 16 |
THE SENATE AGAINST EXPANSION | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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