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Pompey also carried out reforms to the provincial administrative and taxation systems in the Roman East, and founded new cities. Although generally acknowledged as humane and sound, the Eastern Settlement was carried out without the advice or consent of the
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Map of the Roman East in 62 BC, after Pompey's reorganization. Roman provinces in red, client kingdoms in yellow
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in 59 BC. Many of the provisions of Pompey's survived for centuries, well into the
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over the entire East. This eventually led Pompey to join forces with
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in the south, while the Seleucid realm was annexed as the
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under Roman control. It involved the establishment of new
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Pompey, Cato, and the Governance of the Roman Empire
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Index


Asia Minor
Levant
Roman
Pompey
suppression of piracy
Third Mithridatic War
Seleucid Empire
Near East
Roman provinces
Asia
Bithynia and Pontus
Cilicia
province of Syria
client kingdoms
Parthian Empire
Roman Senate
patronage
Crassus
Julius Caesar
First Triumvirate
consulship
Roman Empire
ISBN
0-297-77640-1
doi
10.2307/299699
JSTOR
299699
S2CID

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