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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... sent her out into the public street through the great gate of the palace, in order, by such a temptation, to allure others also to give similar or more important information. 5. After these events, Gallus being about to set out for ...
... sent her out into the public street through the great gate of the palace, in order, by such a temptation, to allure others also to give similar or more important information. 5. After these events, Gallus being about to set out for ...
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... sent for. 12. The Cæsar being indignant at this, as thinking he had been unworthily and unjustly treated, ordered his faithful protectors to take the prefect into custody; and when this became known, Montius, who at that time was ...
... sent for. 12. The Cæsar being indignant at this, as thinking he had been unworthily and unjustly treated, ordered his faithful protectors to take the prefect into custody; and when this became known, Montius, who at that time was ...
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... sent for a philosopher named Epigonius, from Lycia, and for Eusebius the orator, surnamed Pittacos, from Emissa; though they were not those whom Montius had meant, but some tribunes, superintendents of the manufactures of arms, who had ...
... sent for a philosopher named Epigonius, from Lycia, and for Eusebius the orator, surnamed Pittacos, from Emissa; though they were not those whom Montius had meant, but some tribunes, superintendents of the manufactures of arms, who had ...
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... sent to Cabillon with a large sum of money, which he distributed secretly among the chief leaders of sedition: and so the turbulent and arrogant disposition of the soldiers was pacified, and the safety of the prefect secured. Afterwards ...
... sent to Cabillon with a large sum of money, which he distributed secretly among the chief leaders of sedition: and so the turbulent and arrogant disposition of the soldiers was pacified, and the safety of the prefect secured. Afterwards ...
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... sent as quæstor into Armenia , passed by without visiting or seeing him . Some persons , however , by the command of the emperor , arrived under the pretence of one duty or another , in order to take care that he should not be able to ...
... sent as quæstor into Armenia , passed by without visiting or seeing him . Some persons , however , by the command of the emperor , arrived under the pretence of one duty or another , in order to take care that he should not be able to ...
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