The Roman History of Ammianus Marcellinus, During the Reign of the Emperors Constantius, Julian, Jovianus, Valentinian, and Valens: Tr. by C.D. Yonge |
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Side 6
Since the Isaurians, having been born and brought up amid the entangled defiles
of lofty mountains, could bound over them as over plain and easy paths, and
attacked all who came in their way with missiles from a distance, terrifying them at
...
Since the Isaurians, having been born and brought up amid the entangled defiles
of lofty mountains, could bound over them as over plain and easy paths, and
attacked all who came in their way with missiles from a distance, terrifying them at
...
Side 8
And there, after they had refreshed themselves with food and rest, and recovered
from their fears, they attacked several wealthy towns; but being presently scared
by the support given to the citizens by some squadrons of horse which ...
And there, after they had refreshed themselves with food and rest, and recovered
from their fears, they attacked several wealthy towns; but being presently scared
by the support given to the citizens by some squadrons of horse which ...
Side 14
Paulus, thinking that this conduct of Martinus was a hindrance to his own zeal,
being, as he was, a formidable artist in involving matters, from which people gave
him the nickname of “the Chain,” attacked the deputy himself while still engaged
...
Paulus, thinking that this conduct of Martinus was a hindrance to his own zeal,
being, as he was, a formidable artist in involving matters, from which people gave
him the nickname of “the Chain,” attacked the deputy himself while still engaged
...
Side 22
... they set fire to and burnt down the splendid house of a man of the name of
Eubulus, a man of great reputation among his fellowcitizens; and they attacked
the governor himself with blows and kicks as one especially made over to them
by the ...
... they set fire to and burnt down the splendid house of a man of the name of
Eubulus, a man of great reputation among his fellowcitizens; and they attacked
the governor himself with blows and kicks as one especially made over to them
by the ...
Side 24
When this was known Gallus, like a serpent attacked with stones or darts, being
now reduced to the extremity of despair, and eager to insure his safety by any
possible 1 Gibbon here proposes for lenitatem to read levitatem, fickleness;
himself ...
When this was known Gallus, like a serpent attacked with stones or darts, being
now reduced to the extremity of despair, and eager to insure his safety by any
possible 1 Gibbon here proposes for lenitatem to read levitatem, fickleness;
himself ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | The Roman History of Ammianus Marcellinus, During the Reign of the Emperors Constantius, Julian, Jovianus, Valentinian, and Valens: Tr. by C.D. Yonge Bohn's classical library |
| Forfatter | Ammianus Marcellinus |
| oversatt av | Charles Duke Yonge |
| Utgiver | G. Bell, 1902 |
| Original fra | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisert | 21. des 2011 |
| Lengde | 646 sider |
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