Rome&Apos S Sicilian Slave Wars: The Revolts Of Eunus And Salvius 136-132 105-100 Bc Natale Barca Pen Sword Military Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

In 136 Bc Sicily (Which Was Then A Roman Province) Some Four Hundred Slaves Of Syrian Origin Rebelled Against Their Masters And Seized The City Henna With Much Bloodshed Leader Fortune-Teller Named Eunus Declared King (Taking Royal Name Antiochus) Tens Thousands Runaway As Well Poor Native Sicilians Soon Flocked To Join His Fledgling Kingdom Antiochus\ Ambition Drive Romans From Whole Responded Characteristic Intransigence Relentlessness Leading Years Brutal Warfare Suppression Western Syrians\ Extinguished By 132 But Agenda Revived 105 When Rebelling Proclaimed Salvius Tryphon Similarly Bitter Bloody Results Natale Barca Narrates Analyses These Events Unprecedented Detail Thorough Research Into Surviving Ancient Sources Author Also Reveals Long-Term Legacy Slaves\ Defiance Contributing Crises That Led Seismic Social War Setting Precedent For More-Famous Rebellion Spartacus 73-71 Σελίδες: 256 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm