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Encyclopedia Of The Roman Empire: D

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Encyclopedia Of The Roman Empire. Thursday, August 17, 2006. A rugged, mountainous land located north of the Danube River in the areas of present-day Transylvania and eastern Hungary. Dacia became a target for Roman strategic interests and, despite the fierce opposition of its native people, served as an imperial province from around 106 to 271 A.D. Mines, treasures and unity of purpose attracted other peoples, and by the 1st century B.C., foreign cultural influences could be seen. The German...The major...

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Encyclopedia Of The Roman Empire: August 2006

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Encyclopedia Of The Roman Empire. Thursday, August 17, 2006. A rugged, mountainous land located north of the Danube River in the areas of present-day Transylvania and eastern Hungary. Dacia became a target for Roman strategic interests and, despite the fierce opposition of its native people, served as an imperial province from around 106 to 271 A.D. Mines, treasures and unity of purpose attracted other peoples, and by the 1st century B.C., foreign cultural influences could be seen. The German...The major...

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Encyclopedia Of The Roman Empire: C

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Encyclopedia Of The Roman Empire. Thursday, August 17, 2006. 164; CAELIAN HILL See HILLS OF ROME. 164; CAESAR, JULIUS. Success in the field strengthened his reputation, now the rival of Pompey's, and his fellow triumvir came to view him with some apprehension. Crassus' death in 55 at the battle of CARRHAE accentuated the growing tension, and his daughter Julia's death in labor in 54 severed the cordiality between Caesar and Pompey, who returned to the aristocratic party. Anti Cato was written in response...

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Encyclopedia Of The Roman Empire: July 2006

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Encyclopedia Of The Roman Empire. Sunday, July 09, 2006. 164; BAETICA The name used by the Romans for the region of Andalusia in Spain. See also HISPANIA. 164; BALBINUS See PUPIENUS AND BALBINUS. 164; BARBILLUS See BALBILLUS, TIBERIUS CLAUDIUS. 164; BARDASANES OF EDESSA (154-222 A.D.) A heretic from Armenia, Bardasanes denied the resurrection of Christ, and the resurrection of the body after death. He wrote the Book of the Laws of the Nations in defense of his anti-GNOSTICISM. 164; BATH See AQUAE (SULIS).

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Anti Qadiani Blog: September 2006

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Thursday, September 14, 2006. Who is Mirza Qadiyani? It is s strange title that who is Mirza Qadiyani is? Even the Qadiyanies could not comprehend him. He changed hundreds of faces. On the one hand he says that he is Hazrat Muhammad (Sallallaho ho Alehhi Wassallam)’s shadow and on the other he claims of Ram Krishn. Even an actor did not change so many roles. Some of his roles, that have been taken form his own books, are as follows:. 1 - THE PREGNANCY OF PROMISED CHRIST OF THE QADIYANIES. Ii) In a revela...