...great intimacy with Sylla, Lucullus, Pompey, Murena, Cato, Cicero and Brutus, and was by the fenate honoured with the title of friend and ally of the people of Rome, for whofe intereft be flicwed on all occasions fuch zeal, that Ptn,pry ufed to fay, Of all the friends...

...and affifled them with men and money againft Perfes; on which confideration, he was, by the fenate, honoured with the title of friend and ally of the...people of Rome. In fome difputes that arofe between him and Pharnaces II. king of Pontus, concerning the confines of Cappadocia and Galatia, he referred the...

...he had, once efpoufed. On which confederation he was rewarded by the fenate with Phrygia Major, and honoured with the title of friend and ally of the people of Rome r (B). Mi« in Mithridatic. p. 171. ' Juftin. lib. xxxvii. cap. i, thridate? 0 Polyb. Legat. 59. p...

...kingdom of Colchis, which ws* be. foatm Itowed upon him by Agrippa, who likewife honoured » ^ him with the title of friend and ally of the people of Rome. He afterwards waged war with the neighbouring barba, rians refuiing to live in fubjeftion to the Romans...

...and reduced the kingdom of Colchis, which was beftowed upon him by Agrippa, who likewife honoured him with the title of friend and ally of the people of Rome. He afterwards waged war with the neighbouring barbarians w)'O refufed to live in fubje&ion to the Romans...

...and reduced the kingdom of Colchis, which was bestowed upon him by Agrippa, who likewise honoured him with the title of friend and ally of the people of Rome. He afterwards waged war with the neighbouring barbarians refusing to live in subjection to the Romans...