A vast process: Rome, Parthia, and the formation of the eastern ‘client’ states - RICHARD D. SULLIVAN , NEAR EASTERN ROYALTY AND ROME, 100-30 BC (University of Toronto Press, 1990). Pp. xx + 525, 5 maps, 32 figs. 10 stemmata. ISBN 0-8020-2682-6.

Kevin Butcher

doi:10.1017/S1047759400012848

A vast process: Rome, Parthia, and the formation of the eastern ‘client’ states - RICHARD D. SULLIVAN , NEAR EASTERN ROYALTY AND ROME, 100-30 BC (University of Toronto Press, 1990). Pp. xx + 525, 5 maps, 32 figs. 10 stemmata. ISBN 0-8020-2682-6.

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Type: Reviews Articles and Long Reviews
Information: Journal of Roman Archaeology , Volume 7 , 1994 , pp. 447 - 453

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A vast process: Rome, Parthia, and the formation of the eastern ‘client’ states - RICHARD D. SULLIVAN , NEAR EASTERN ROYALTY AND ROME, 100-30 BC (University of Toronto Press, 1990). Pp. xx + 525, 5 maps, 32 figs. 10 stemmata. ISBN 0-8020-2682-6.

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