History of Rome volume 2
History of Rome volume 2
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F rian existing a more minute examination or those countries or m Asia western Asia and Africa which were all destined to become successively provinces of Rome. And here, although we at first sight see nothing but the two great monarchies of Syria and Egypt, yet a nearer view shows us some smaller kingdoms which had been overlooked by the strength of the first Mace- donian kings, and established themselves boldly against the weakness of their successors : kingdoms o ruled by a race of princes, ...partly or chiefly of bar- 17 In Olymp. 132-3. B. C. 250. Lenici, Vol. III. Under the year This was in the reign of Antio- B. C. 250, A. U. C. 404.
chus Theos. See Justin, XLL 4, 18 neptoiKeirai (f) MqSi'a) TroXe- who makes a mistake, however, asi>.
See also Fynes Clinton, Fasti Hel- Polybius, X. 27.
408 HISTORY OF ROME.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F rian existing a more minute examination or those countries or m Asia western Asia and Africa which were all destined to become successively provinces of Rome. And here, although we at first sight see nothing but the two great monarchies of Syria and Egypt, yet a nearer view shows us some smaller kingdoms which had been overlooked by the strength of the first Mace- donian kings, and established themselves boldly against the weakness of their successors : kingdoms o ruled by a race of princes, ...partly or chiefly of bar- 17 In Olymp. 132-3. B. C. 250. Lenici, Vol. III. Under the year This was in the reign of Antio- B. C. 250, A. U. C. 404.
chus Theos. See Justin, XLL 4, 18 neptoiKeirai (f) MqSi'a) TroXe- who makes a mistake, however, as
See also Fynes Clinton, Fasti Hel- Polybius, X. 27.
408 HISTORY OF ROME.
What to read after History of Rome volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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