From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... Syria in the south ( apart from the small strip of Lycia ) . These were Bithynia et Pontus ( i.e. a Bithynia extended to embrace the western part of Pontus ) , Asia , Cilicia , which was enlarged , and Syria which Pompey annexed as a ...
... Syria in the south ( apart from the small strip of Lycia ) . These were Bithynia et Pontus ( i.e. a Bithynia extended to embrace the western part of Pontus ) , Asia , Cilicia , which was enlarged , and Syria which Pompey annexed as a ...
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... Syria , a certain Cn . Calpurnius Piso who had been consul with him in 7 B.C. , in place of a friend of Ger- manicus : it would do no harm for Germanicus to be watched by a man of independent spirit even though of inferior status ...
... Syria , a certain Cn . Calpurnius Piso who had been consul with him in 7 B.C. , in place of a friend of Ger- manicus : it would do no harm for Germanicus to be watched by a man of independent spirit even though of inferior status ...
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... Syria . But troops stationed in Syria tended to bet come slack ( p . 257 ) and Corbulo , a stern disciplinarian , had first to toughen up his men ( A.D. 55 ) : he was given the chance because Vologeses was embarrassed by a rebel son and ...
... Syria . But troops stationed in Syria tended to bet come slack ( p . 257 ) and Corbulo , a stern disciplinarian , had first to toughen up his men ( A.D. 55 ) : he was given the chance because Vologeses was embarrassed by a rebel son and ...
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Economic Changes and the Land Problem | 16 |
Tiberius Gracchus | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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