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Sinop in Roman times from Pontic Capital to Roman Colony

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Sinope is well-known by the historians as the birth-place of Mithridates VI Eupator, and the capital of the Kingdom of Pontus. That is why the city was a strategic point to catch during the Mithridatic Wars. This paper will study in a first point the catch of the city by Lucullus in 70 BC and the treatment of the town and inhabitants of Sinope, then the situation of Sinope under the domination of Pompey, in the new Roman province of Bithynia et Pontus. In a third point, this paper will study the deduction of the Cesarian colony in Sinope, the Colonia Iulia Felix Sinope, and finally the situation of the town and inhabitants under the High Empire.
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hal-04486384 , version 1 (08-03-2024)

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Claire Barat. Sinop in Roman times from Pontic Capital to Roman Colony. David Braund; Angelos Chaniotis; Elias Petropoulos. The Black Sea Region in the Context of the Roman Empire. International symposium dedicated in memory of Victor I. Sarianidi (Athens 5-8 may 2016), Committee for the Pontic Studies, pp.85-93., 2022, 978-618-84868-2-9. ⟨hal-04486384⟩
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