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The Syrian princesses: the women who ruled Rome, AD 193-235

Godfrey Edmund Turton 1974 © Godfrey Edmund Turton
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  • 9780304293940 (hardcover)
Subject
  • Women's Studies
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  • Table of Contents

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  • Frontmatter
  • 1 A Rising Star from Syria (page 1)
  • 2 Murder on New Year's Eve (page 17)
  • 3 Civil War (page 36)
  • 4 Peace Re-established (page 56)
  • 5 The Last Years of Septimius (page 73)
  • 6 Brother Against Brother (page 95)
  • 7 Julia's Eldest Son (page 115)
  • 8 The Usurper's Plight (page 132)
  • 9 The Boy Emperor (page 147)
  • 10 The Prudent Princess (page 167)
  • 11 Doom of a Dynasty (page 186)
  • 12 Epilogue (page 198)
  • Bibliographical Appendix (page 201)
  • Index (page 205)
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