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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «MITHRADATIC»
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1
The Middle East Under Rome
For this reason, Tigranes' adventure in Syria cannot be separated from the
Mithradatic War. Thus when Lucullus undertook to drive Mithradates VI out of
Asia entirely, he fought in eastern Anatolia, wintered in the Caucasus, and
penetrated into ...
2
The Poison King: The Life and Legend of Mithradates, Rome's ...
Sulla arrives to avenge the massacre and recover Greece First Mithradatic War
ends in Rome's favor, Peace of Dardanus Sulla's lieutenant Murena attacks
Mithradates, starting Second Mithradatic War; Mithradates is victorious
Mithradates ...
75. 73*71. 73*63 '70 69 67 66 65 63 62 Cicero born (3 January). Social War;
Cicero serves under Gnaeus Pompeius Strabo (89) and Sulla (88); Italians win
Roman citizenship (9o, 89). Sulla occupies Rome. First Mithradatic War. Marius
and ...
4
Ancient Greece and Rome
Founded in Anatolia, the kingdom bordered Paphlagonia and Galatia to the west,
Cappadocia to the south, and Armenia Minor and Armenia Major to the east. The
earliest court of the Mithradatic kings was set up in Amaseia in the ...
5
Ground Warfare: An International Encyclopedia
B.C.E.) King of Armenia who participated in the Mithradatic Wars against Rome.
He spent his early life as a hostage of the Parthians,who placed him on the
Armenian throne in about 100 B.C.E .As he consolidated his power after his
accession ...
6
Studies in the History of Religions
This, the so-called I Mithradatic War, had lasted four years (88-84). But
Mithradates was still a menace. In 83 fresh troubles broke out, in the course of
which the Roman commander. Murena, was worsted. It was during this
inconsequential II ...
7
The Provinces of the Roman Empire: From Caesar to Diocletian
This was brought clearly to light in the Mithradatic crisis ; by the side of the
command of Mithradates to murder the Italians went the massacre of the whole
Galatian nobility (iii. 322), and, m. 306. in keeping therewith, the Romans in the
wars ...
Theodor Mommsen, William Purdie Dickson, Francis Haverfield,
1886
8
Die Fragmente Der Griechischen Historiker: Continued. ...
But F 1 shows that the variant concerning Parthenius' birthplace Myrlea27 must
be due to H., too, and the story that the poet was captured in the Mithradatic wars
and was afterwards released on account of his learning accords well with a work
...
G. Schepens, Felix Jacoby, Jan Radicke,
1999
9
A History of Roman Literature: From Livius Andronicus to ...
In the following year (75 B.C.) came C. Cotta's address to the people (47), the
continuation of the war against Sertorius (53-70), the events leading up to the
Mithradatic War (71-79), the Dardanian (80) and Isaurian Wars (81-87)— with a ...
Michael von Albrecht, Gareth L. Schmeling,
1997
10
Religions in Antiquity: Essays in Memory of Erwin Ramsdell ...
This, the so-called I Mithradatic War, had lasted four years (88-84). But
Mithradates was still a menace. In 83 fresh troubles broke out, in the course of
which the Roman commander. Murena, was worsted. It was during this
inconsequential II ...