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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... once or twice subsequently, I remember having discussed the manners of this people, nevertheless I will now briefly enumerate a few more particulars concerning them. 3. Among these tribes, whose primary origin is derived from the ...
... once or twice subsequently, I remember having discussed the manners of this people, nevertheless I will now briefly enumerate a few more particulars concerning them. 3. Among these tribes, whose primary origin is derived from the ...
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... once order all the provisions allotted for the support of yourself and your court to be carried away." And then, having said nothing more than these insolent words, he departed with every appearance of rage; and would never afterwards ...
... once order all the provisions allotted for the support of yourself and your court to be carried away." And then, having said nothing more than these insolent words, he departed with every appearance of rage; and would never afterwards ...
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... , and they were put to death. 9. After their death Gallus was not at all less ferocious than before, but rather like a lion which has once tasted blood, he made many similar investigations, all of which it is not worth while to.
... , and they were put to death. 9. After their death Gallus was not at all less ferocious than before, but rather like a lion which has once tasted blood, he made many similar investigations, all of which it is not worth while to.
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... once cruel and fickle, and also because amid civil dissensions they looked with awe upon the loftier fortune of Constantius. 9. While perplexed with these vast and weighty anxieties he received continual letters from the emperor ...
... once cruel and fickle, and also because amid civil dissensions they looked with awe upon the loftier fortune of Constantius. 9. While perplexed with these vast and weighty anxieties he received continual letters from the emperor ...
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... once." And having suddenly placed him in a private carriage, he conducted him into Istria, near to the town of Pola, where it is reported that Crispus, the son of Constantine, was formerly put to death. 21. And while he was there kept ...
... once." And having suddenly placed him in a private carriage, he conducted him into Istria, near to the town of Pola, where it is reported that Crispus, the son of Constantine, was formerly put to death. 21. And while he was there kept ...
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