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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... afterwards brought a vessel to the stations on that coast; but, avoiding them as they would have avoided the deadly precipices of Sciron,[5] they sailed on, without halting, to the shores of Cyprus, which lie opposite to the rocks of ...
... afterwards brought a vessel to the stations on that coast; but, avoiding them as they would have avoided the deadly precipices of Sciron,[5] they sailed on, without halting, to the shores of Cyprus, which lie opposite to the rocks of ...
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... afterwards come into his sight though frequently sent for. 12. The Cæsar being indignant at this, as thinking he had been unworthily and unjustly treated, ordered his faithful protectors to take the prefect into custody; and when this ...
... afterwards come into his sight though frequently sent for. 12. The Cæsar being indignant at this, as thinking he had been unworthily and unjustly treated, ordered his faithful protectors to take the prefect into custody; and when this ...
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... Afterwards food having arrived in abundance the camp was struck on the day appointed. 6. After great difficulties had been surmounted, many of the roads being buried in snow, the army came near to Rauracum[16] on the banks of the Rhine ...
... Afterwards food having arrived in abundance the camp was struck on the day appointed. 6. After great difficulties had been surmounted, many of the roads being buried in snow, the army came near to Rauracum[16] on the banks of the Rhine ...
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... afterwards prefect of the city , who was sent as quæstor ; and Lucillianus , as count of the domestic guards , and a tribune of the Scutarii named Bainobaudes . 15. Therefore after a long journey through the level country , when he had ...
... afterwards prefect of the city , who was sent as quæstor ; and Lucillianus , as count of the domestic guards , and a tribune of the Scutarii named Bainobaudes . 15. Therefore after a long journey through the level country , when he had ...
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... afterwards died miserably. Scudilo, being afflicted with a liver complaint which penetrated to his lungs, died vomiting; while Barbatio, who had long busied himself in inventing false accusations against Gallus, was accused by secret ...
... afterwards died miserably. Scudilo, being afflicted with a liver complaint which penetrated to his lungs, died vomiting; while Barbatio, who had long busied himself in inventing false accusations against Gallus, was accused by secret ...
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