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Die parthische Panzerreiterei bei Carrhae : aus den Studien über Plutarchus, Crassus XXIV-XXVII
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Mariusz Mielczarek
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Procedures for studying the current situation in the northern Arabian Peninsula between the fourth century and the second century AD. These conditions affected the trade networks in ancient Yemen. This study used the historical research method.
Mogalli Hamood Al-Raeeini
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Les livres 41-42 des Histoires Philippiques de Trogue-Pompée résumées par Justin
International audienceThis article «A Study of the Books 41-42 of Justin's Epitome of the Philippic History of Pompeius Trogus» is an attempt to determine, through the study of the books 41-42 of the Philippic History of Pompeius Trogus, what kind of ...
Lerouge-Cohen, Charlotte
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The Rivalry of Rome and Parthia in the Sources from the Augustan Age to Late Antiquity
This article examines the longstanding rivalry of Rome and Parthia, which began as an unintended consequence of Crassus’ decisive defeat at Carrhae in 53 BCE. It synthesizes the accounts and opinions of numerous Graeco-Roman writers from the Augustan Age
Overtoom, Nikolaus L.
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Cette thèse montre que les Romains assimilaient les Parthes aux Perses et les considéraient comme les successeurs de ces derniers à la tête de l'Orient.
LEROUGE, Charlotte, JOST, Madeleine
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Taking as a start point the opuscule by Lucian of Samosata entitled Alexander or The false Prophet, we call attention on some autophone oracles sent by this controversial oracular shrine in Abonuteichos: with singular attention to oracle given to ...
Sabino PEREA YÉBENES
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Antigonus Mattathias: Between Parthia, Rome, and Herod the Great
The portrayal of Antigonus Mattathias’s reign, the last king of the Hasmonean dynasty (40–37 BCE) we owe exclusively to Josephus, who devoted him a considerable place in both of his works.
Edward Dąbrowa
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Palmyra and the Arabian Gulf Trade
Palmyra began its dramatic development as a result of the pax romana in Syria from the mid-1st cent B.C. Appian (the Roman historian from Alexandria at the end of the 1st century A.D.)1refers to its intermediate role between the Romans and Parthians and ...
Healey, J F.; id_orcid
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Taking as a start point the opuscule by Lucian of Samosata entitled Alexander or The false Prophet, we call attention on some autophone oracles sent by this controversial oracular shrine in Abonuteichos: with singular attention to oracle given to ...
Perea Yébenes, Sabino +1 more
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