In the first part of the article, G. Traina analyses the literary evidence on the public humiliation, then the elimination of the Arsacid prince Parthamarsiris, appointed king of Armenia during Trajan’ s Roman occupation of the kingdom in 114. In the second part of the article A. Kéfélian analyses the scanty numismatic iconography of this event. These issues do not show a crowning, but the supplicatio of Parthamasiris. The Rex Parthus legend, sometimes regarded as faulthy, is being explained here in relation to diplomatic relationships between Rome and Parthia.Dans la première partie, G. Traina analyse le dossier littéraire sur l’ humiliation publique puis l’ élimination du prince arsacide Parthamasiris, roi désigné de la Grande Arménie, lo...
Arsacid numismatic iconography and titolature show that the Parthians deliberately followed Hellenis...
The aim of this article is to study when and how political practices and way of life of Greek origin...
This chapter deals with Roman literary representations of Parthia as a ‘landscape of defeat’ during ...
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MÖ 92 yılında başlayan Roma-Part ilişkileri MÖ 53 yılına kadar dostane bir şekilde devam etmiş, anca...
The consequences of Crassus’ invasion of Mesopotamia in 54–53 BCE were unanticipated and unintended;...
The present article deals with an iconographic detail carved in four Sasanian rock reliefs of the 3r...
Romalılarla Parthlar arasındaki ilk doğrudan siyasal ilişki İ.Ö. 92 yılında Sulla'nın Parth kralının...
Pendant près de cinq siècles, Rome ne cessa de tenter de maintenir sous influence l'Arménie face aux...
S. Litovchenko. Great Armenia in the System of International Relations in the Middle of the fifties ...
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Arsacid numismatic iconography and titolature show that the Parthians deliberately followed Hellenis...
The aim of this article is to study when and how political practices and way of life of Greek origin...
This chapter deals with Roman literary representations of Parthia as a ‘landscape of defeat’ during ...
Cet article a pour objet le double portrait de Trajan dans les Acta Alexandrinorum. Il vise d’abord ...
Writing about the Enemy. Pompeius Trogus and the History of the Parthians (Iust., XLI-XLII). This p...
STVDIA DACICA ET PARTHICA (II). The topaeum Traiani of Characene. Expressions of the Roman Power in ...
MÖ 92 yılında başlayan Roma-Part ilişkileri MÖ 53 yılına kadar dostane bir şekilde devam etmiş, anca...
The consequences of Crassus’ invasion of Mesopotamia in 54–53 BCE were unanticipated and unintended;...
The present article deals with an iconographic detail carved in four Sasanian rock reliefs of the 3r...
Romalılarla Parthlar arasındaki ilk doğrudan siyasal ilişki İ.Ö. 92 yılında Sulla'nın Parth kralının...
Pendant près de cinq siècles, Rome ne cessa de tenter de maintenir sous influence l'Arménie face aux...
S. Litovchenko. Great Armenia in the System of International Relations in the Middle of the fifties ...
International audienceThis article offers a new analysis of the fragmentary inscription KGIG 200 fou...
Appien est l’auteur d’une histoire universelle, l’Histoire romaine, allant de la fondation de Rome j...
The article opens with a presentation of the figure of Adolph Occo III (1524—1606), the author of Im...
Arsacid numismatic iconography and titolature show that the Parthians deliberately followed Hellenis...
The aim of this article is to study when and how political practices and way of life of Greek origin...
This chapter deals with Roman literary representations of Parthia as a ‘landscape of defeat’ during ...