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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... danger. Or else, sometimes, in the last necessity fighting bravely, they were overwhelmed with fragments of immense bulk and weight. 7. On this account they subsequently were forced to observe more caution, and whenever the plunderers ...
... danger. Or else, sometimes, in the last necessity fighting bravely, they were overwhelmed with fragments of immense bulk and weight. 7. On this account they subsequently were forced to observe more caution, and whenever the plunderers ...
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... danger which might threaten the life of the emperor, on whose safety, as on a thread, they hypocritically exclaimed the whole world depended, added daily to his suspicions and watchful anger. 5. And therefore it is reported he gave ...
... danger which might threaten the life of the emperor, on whose safety, as on a thread, they hypocritically exclaimed the whole world depended, added daily to his suspicions and watchful anger. 5. And therefore it is reported he gave ...
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... dangers which surrounded every one else , threatening that he would carry him , with his tribunes and many other persons , as a prisoner to the emperor's court . Martinus , alarmed at this threat , and seeing the imminent danger in ...
... dangers which surrounded every one else , threatening that he would carry him , with his tribunes and many other persons , as a prisoner to the emperor's court . Martinus , alarmed at this threat , and seeing the imminent danger in ...
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... danger, drive their horses, as if they were post-horses, with a regular licence, as the saying is, through the wide streets of the city, over the roads paved with flint, dragging behind them large bodies of slaves like bands of robbers ...
... danger, drive their horses, as if they were post-horses, with a regular licence, as the saying is, through the wide streets of the city, over the roads paved with flint, dragging behind them large bodies of slaves like bands of robbers ...
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... danger with you. Montius, with a novel and unprecedented arrogance, accuses us of rebellion and resistance to the majesty of the emperor, by roaring out all these charges against us. Being offended forsooth that, as a matter of ...
... danger with you. Montius, with a novel and unprecedented arrogance, accuses us of rebellion and resistance to the majesty of the emperor, by roaring out all these charges against us. Being offended forsooth that, as a matter of ...
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