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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... Prince Marcus, and 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 ...
... Prince Marcus, and 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 ...
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... prince's council-chamber, without making the slightest preface he began in this inconsiderate and light-minded manner: "Depart," said he, "as you have been commanded, O Cæsar, and know this, that if you make any delay I shall at once ...
... prince's council-chamber, without making the slightest preface he began in this inconsiderate and light-minded manner: "Depart," said he, "as you have been commanded, O Cæsar, and know this, that if you make any delay I shall at once ...
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... Prince Octavianus , and Eleutheropolis , and Neapolis , and also Ascalon , and Gaza , cities built in bygone ages . 12. In these districts no navigable river is seen : in many places , too , waters naturally hot rise out of the ground ...
... Prince Octavianus , and Eleutheropolis , and Neapolis , and also Ascalon , and Gaza , cities built in bygone ages . 12. In these districts no navigable river is seen : in many places , too , waters naturally hot rise out of the ground ...
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... prince of moderation, was severe and implacable if any person, however mean and unknown, whispered suspicion of danger into his ears, and in such matters was wholly unlike himself. 3. On the day appointed for this fatal examination, the ...
... prince of moderation, was severe and implacable if any person, however mean and unknown, whispered suspicion of danger into his ears, and in such matters was wholly unlike himself. 3. On the day appointed for this fatal examination, the ...
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... with his serious conversation, induced him to proceed, when no one else could do so, continually assuring him, with a hypocritical countenance, that his cousin was extremely desirous to see him ; that , like a clement and merciful prince.
... with his serious conversation, induced him to proceed, when no one else could do so, continually assuring him, with a hypocritical countenance, that his cousin was extremely desirous to see him ; that , like a clement and merciful prince.
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