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142 fluence, although at the time the general feeling was that Armenia had been restored to the ostensible, if not actual, control of Rome.

The years which followed the Parthian victories in Syria and Armenia and the subsequent disorder within their empire saw the scene of their contest with Rome shifted to the Euphrates, which by the beginning of the Christian era had for nearly a hundred years been the boundary between the two great powers.