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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... passed the bridge over the river Calicadnus, the mighty waters of which wash the turrets of the walls, they drew out their men as if prepared for battle. But as yet no man left the ranks, and the army was not allowed to engage; for the ...
... passed the bridge over the river Calicadnus, the mighty waters of which wash the turrets of the walls, they drew out their men as if prepared for battle. But as yet no man left the ranks, and the army was not allowed to engage; for the ...
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... passing on to this fact, that some people, hastening on without fear of 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 ...
... passing on to this fact, that some people, hastening on without fear of 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 ...
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... emperor had repeatedly summoned him . 10. And when , with this object , Domitianus had reached Antioch , having travelled express , he passed by the gates of the palace , in contempt of the Cæsar, whom, however, he ought to have.
... emperor had repeatedly summoned him . 10. And when , with this object , Domitianus had reached Antioch , having travelled express , he passed by the gates of the palace , in contempt of the Cæsar, whom, however, he ought to have.
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... passed through the lesser Armenia and took the road to Constantinople; but he was seized on his journey by the ... passing over the summit of Mount Taurus, which towards the east rises up to a vast height, Cilicia spreads itself out for ...
... passed through the lesser Armenia and took the road to Constantinople; but he was seized on his journey by the ... passing over the summit of Mount Taurus, which towards the east rises up to a vast height, Cilicia spreads itself out for ...
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... passed under the yoke, and made tributary to the empire. These districts being placed, as it were, on a prominent tongue of land, are cut off from the main continent by Mount Amanus. 5. The frontier of the East stretching straight ...
... passed under the yoke, and made tributary to the empire. These districts being placed, as it were, on a prominent tongue of land, are cut off from the main continent by Mount Amanus. 5. The frontier of the East stretching straight ...
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