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... Camp , Strength , and Confidence .... ib . Their specious Claims ib . 62 They offer the Empire for Sale ib . ib . 193 It is purchased by Julian 82 Macrinus attempts a Reformation of the Army ib . Death of the Empress Julia ...
... Camp , Strength , and Confidence .... ib . Their specious Claims ib . 62 They offer the Empire for Sale ib . ib . 193 It is purchased by Julian 82 Macrinus attempts a Reformation of the Army ib . Death of the Empress Julia ...
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... camp , and with the other deities received the religious worship of the troops . * ( 3 ) See Gronovius de Pecunia vetere , 1. lii . p . 120 , & c . The emperor Domitian raised the annual stipend of the legionaries to twelve pieces of ...
... camp , and with the other deities received the religious worship of the troops . * ( 3 ) See Gronovius de Pecunia vetere , 1. lii . p . 120 , & c . The emperor Domitian raised the annual stipend of the legionaries to twelve pieces of ...
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... camp of a Roman legion presented the appearance of a fortified city . ( 7 ) As soon as the space was marked out , the pioneers carefully levelled the ground , and removed every impediment that might interrupt its perfect regularity ...
... camp of a Roman legion presented the appearance of a fortified city . ( 7 ) As soon as the space was marked out , the pioneers carefully levelled the ground , and removed every impediment that might interrupt its perfect regularity ...
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... camp was almost instantly broke up , and the troops fell into their ranks without delay or confusion . Besides their arms , which the legionaries scarcely considered as an encumbrance , they were laden with their kitchen furni- ture ...
... camp was almost instantly broke up , and the troops fell into their ranks without delay or confusion . Besides their arms , which the legionaries scarcely considered as an encumbrance , they were laden with their kitchen furni- ture ...
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... camp of Lucullus , an ox sold for a drachma , and a slave for four drachmæ , or about three shillings . Plutarch . in Lucull . p . 580. † ( 2 ) Diodorus Siculus in Eclog . Hist . I. xxxiv . and xxxvi . Florus , iii . 19 , 20 . ( 3 ) See ...
... camp of Lucullus , an ox sold for a drachma , and a slave for four drachmæ , or about three shillings . Plutarch . in Lucull . p . 580. † ( 2 ) Diodorus Siculus in Eclog . Hist . I. xxxiv . and xxxvi . Florus , iii . 19 , 20 . ( 3 ) See ...
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