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" Brill's Companion to insurgency and terrorism in the Ancient Mediterranean / "
edited by Timothy Howe and Lee L. Brice
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650979
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Brill's Companion to insurgency and terrorism in the Ancient Mediterranean /\ edited by Timothy Howe and Lee L. Brice
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Brill's companions in classical studies: warfare in the ancient Mediterranean world ;; volume 1
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xvi, 370 pages :: illustrations, maps ;; 25 cm
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9789004222359
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: 9004222359
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9789004284739
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Insurgency and terrorism in the ancient world, grounding the discussion / Lee L. Brice -- Insurgency and terror in Mesopotamia / Seth Richardson -- Insurgency and counterinsurgency in the Assyrian Empire during the late eighth century BCE / Sarah C. Melville -- Fourth century revolts against Persia : the test case of Sidon (348-345 BCE) / Josef Wiesehöfer -- Spartan state terror : violence, humiliation, and the reinforcement of social boundries in classical Sparta / Ellen G. Millender -- Alexander and "Afghan insurgency" : a reassessment / Timothy Howe -- Insurgency in Ptolemaic Egypt / Paul Johstono -- Insurgency or state terrorism? the Hispanic wars in the second century BCE / Francisco Marco Simón -- Roman counterinsurgency policy and practice in Judaea / Frank Russell -- From Batavian revolt to Rhenish insurgency / Brian Turner -- Gallic insurgencies? annihilating the Bagaudae / J. Grant Couper -- Epilogue : looking ahead / Jonathan P. Roth
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Insurgency-- History-- To 1500
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Terrorism-- History-- To 1500
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Insurgency, Case studies
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Terrorism, Case studies
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Mediterranean Region, History, Military, To 1500
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DE84.B75 2016
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Howe, Timothy
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Brice, Lee L.
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Insurgency and terrorism in the Ancient Mediterranean
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