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The Syrian princesses: the women who ruled Rome, AD 193-235
Godfrey Turton
Year: 2008, c1974.
Publisher:  Cassell. 
© Godfrey Edmund Turton
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Title Page
Copyright and Permissions
Author's Note
Roman Emperors
1: A Rising Star from Syria
2: Murder on New Year's Eve
3: Civil War
4: Peace Re-established
5: The Last Years of Septimius
6: Brother Against Brother
7: Julia's Eldest Son
8: The Usurper's Plight
9: The Boy Emperor
10: The Prudent Princess
11: Doom of a Dynasty
12: Epilogue
Bibliographical Appendix
Index
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Title: The Syrian princesses : the women who ruled Rome, AD 193-235 Godfrey Turton.
Author: Turton, Godfrey Edmund
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Source Version: The Syrian princesses : the women who ruled Rome, AD 193-235 Godfrey Turton. 
Turton, Godfrey Edmund
London: Cassell, 2008, c1974.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.94333
Subject Headings: • Empresses -- Rome
• Rome -- History -- Severans, 193-235
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