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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... present translation has been made from Wagner and Erfurdt's edition, published at Leipzig in 1808, and their division of chapters into short paragraphs has been followed. Feb. 1862. I. THE. HISTORY. OF. AMMIANUS. MARCELLINUS. Table of ...
... present translation has been made from Wagner and Erfurdt's edition, published at Leipzig in 1808, and their division of chapters into short paragraphs has been followed. Feb. 1862. I. THE. HISTORY. OF. AMMIANUS. MARCELLINUS. Table of ...
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... present of a costly necklace, and procured a fatal warrant to be sent to Honoratus, at that time count- governor of the East, in compliance with which Clematius was put to death, a man wholly innocent of any kind of wickedness,
... present of a costly necklace, and procured a fatal warrant to be sent to Honoratus, at that time count- governor of the East, in compliance with which Clematius was put to death, a man wholly innocent of any kind of wickedness,
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... present prefect[3] of the palace, a man of an arrogant temper; and he, perceiving that the hasty fury of Gallus gradually increased to the danger of many of the citizens, did not mollify it by either delay or wise counsels, as men in ...
... present prefect[3] of the palace, a man of an arrogant temper; and he, perceiving that the hasty fury of Gallus gradually increased to the danger of many of the citizens, did not mollify it by either delay or wise counsels, as men in ...
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... present here as brave men, come to the aid of me who am in one common 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 ...
... present here as brave men, come to the aid of me who am in one common 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 ...
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... great wealth and power, the greater part of which at the present day, although they are called by Greek names which were given them by the choice of their founder , have nevertheless not lost their original appellations which.
... great wealth and power, the greater part of which at the present day, although they are called by Greek names which were given them by the choice of their founder , have nevertheless not lost their original appellations which.
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