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Page 128
... Mithra- dates VI was destroyed by Pompey in 65 BC , the coastal districts of Paphlagonia ( including its capital at Sinope ) were attached to Roman Bithynia while the interior regions were left under native rulers . Upon the extinction ...
... Mithra- dates VI was destroyed by Pompey in 65 BC , the coastal districts of Paphlagonia ( including its capital at Sinope ) were attached to Roman Bithynia while the interior regions were left under native rulers . Upon the extinction ...
Page 173
... Mithra- dates II the Great ( reigned 123-88 BC ) , by defeating the Scythians , restored for a while the power of the Arsacids . He also defeated Artavases , king of greater Armenia , whose son Tigranes became a hostage in Parthian ...
... Mithra- dates II the Great ( reigned 123-88 BC ) , by defeating the Scythians , restored for a while the power of the Arsacids . He also defeated Artavases , king of greater Armenia , whose son Tigranes became a hostage in Parthian ...
Page 592
... Mithra- dates , with full powers to make war and peace and to organize the whole Roman East ( 66 ) . Pompey displaced Lucullus and lost no time defeating Mithradates in Asia Minor . After the death of Mithradates in 63 , Pompey was free ...
... Mithra- dates , with full powers to make war and peace and to organize the whole Roman East ( 66 ) . Pompey displaced Lucullus and lost no time defeating Mithradates in Asia Minor . After the death of Mithradates in 63 , Pompey was free ...
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