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Page 31
... prince , recovering from the fall given him by Sylla , again entered the lists , and re- newed his pretensions to Asia . By this time , the fame of Sertorius had extended itself into all parts of the world . The merchants who traded to ...
... prince , recovering from the fall given him by Sylla , again entered the lists , and re- newed his pretensions to Asia . By this time , the fame of Sertorius had extended itself into all parts of the world . The merchants who traded to ...
Page 32
... prince's having Bithynia and Cappadocia , countries accustomed to kingly government , and not belong- ing to the Romans by any just title ; but as to a pro- vince to which the Romans had an undeniable claim , a province of which they ...
... prince's having Bithynia and Cappadocia , countries accustomed to kingly government , and not belong- ing to the Romans by any just title ; but as to a pro- vince to which the Romans had an undeniable claim , a province of which they ...
Page 37
... prince's march . He is appointed to the sole command , which occasions Antigenes and Teutamus to conspire against him . He routs Antigonus army . Dastardly behaviour of Peucestas . Eumenes is delivered up ta Antigonus : harangues his ...
... prince's march . He is appointed to the sole command , which occasions Antigenes and Teutamus to conspire against him . He routs Antigonus army . Dastardly behaviour of Peucestas . Eumenes is delivered up ta Antigonus : harangues his ...
Page 45
... prince , and how he had supported the customs of his country against the insults of bar- baric pomp and luxury . Craterus now sent Antipater into Cilicia , and taking a considerable part of the forces himself , marched with Neoptolemus ...
... prince , and how he had supported the customs of his country against the insults of bar- baric pomp and luxury . Craterus now sent Antipater into Cilicia , and taking a considerable part of the forces himself , marched with Neoptolemus ...
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... prince , solemnly placed upon it : that , every morning , a sacrifice should be offered to him by all the officers ; and that all orders should be issued in his name . A stroke of policy , suitable to the genius of Eumenes ! species of ...
... prince , solemnly placed upon it : that , every morning , a sacrifice should be offered to him by all the officers ; and that all orders should be issued in his name . A stroke of policy , suitable to the genius of Eumenes ! species of ...
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