The Roman History of Ammianus Marcellinus: During the Reigns of the Emperors Constantius, Julian, Jovianus, Valentinian, and ValensGood Press, 19. nov. 2019 - 598 sider This historical book covers the period from the accession of the emperor Nerva in 96 AD to the death of Valens in 378 AD. The book provides insight into the politics, society, and culture of the Roman Empire during this period. |
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... Gaul ( xv . 9 ) , the Pontus ( xxii . 8 ) , and Thrace ( xxvii . 4 ) . Less legitimate and less judicious are his geological speculations upon earthquakes ( xvii . 7 ) , his astronomical inquiries into eclipses ( xx . 3 ) , comets ( xxv ...
... Gaul ( xv . 9 ) , the Pontus ( xxii . 8 ) , and Thrace ( xxvii . 4 ) . Less legitimate and less judicious are his geological speculations upon earthquakes ( xvii . 7 ) , his astronomical inquiries into eclipses ( xx . 3 ) , comets ( xxv ...
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... .—IV. The Allemanni of the district of Lintz are defeated by the Emperor Constantius with great loss.—V. Silvanus, a Frank, the commander of the infantry in Gaul, is I. saluted as emperor at Cologne; and on the twenty-eighth.
... .—IV. The Allemanni of the district of Lintz are defeated by the Emperor Constantius with great loss.—V. Silvanus, a Frank, the commander of the infantry in Gaul, is I. saluted as emperor at Cologne; and on the twenty-eighth.
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... Gauls, and from whence they derive the names of Celts and Gauls; and of their treaties.—X. Of the Gallic Alps, and of the various passes over them.—XI. A brief description of Gaul, and of the course of the River Rhone.—XII. Of the ...
... Gauls, and from whence they derive the names of Celts and Gauls; and of their treaties.—X. Of the Gallic Alps, and of the various passes over them.—XI. A brief description of Gaul, and of the course of the River Rhone.—XII. Of the ...
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... Gaul, taking no heed of the commission with which he was charged, and caring but little for anything that might happen, he remained inactive, without either seeing Silvanus, or delivering the letters which commanded him to appear at ...
... Gaul, taking no heed of the commission with which he was charged, and caring but little for anything that might happen, he remained inactive, without either seeing Silvanus, or delivering the letters which commanded him to appear at ...
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... magnitude of promised rewards, he tore for use on this occasion the purple silk from the insignia of the dragons[43] and standards, and so assumed the title of emperor. 17. And while these events are passing in Gaul, one.
... magnitude of promised rewards, he tore for use on this occasion the purple silk from the insignia of the dragons[43] and standards, and so assumed the title of emperor. 17. And while these events are passing in Gaul, one.
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