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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... whole army could be placed on a solid foundation. 16. Therefore the soldiers were brought back inside the walls in accordance with this resolution, and all the approaches and gates were strongly barred; and the men were placed on the ...
... whole army could be placed on a solid foundation. 16. Therefore the soldiers were brought back inside the walls in accordance with this resolution, and all the approaches and gates were strongly barred; and the men were placed on the ...
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... whole life in submitting to court the humours of this blockhead. 14. But when those long and unwholesome banquets, which are indulged in at certain intervals, begin to be prepared, or the distribution of the usual dole-baskets takes ...
... whole life in submitting to court the humours of this blockhead. 14. But when those long and unwholesome banquets, which are indulged in at certain intervals, begin to be prepared, or the distribution of the usual dole-baskets takes ...
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... whole body of slaves promiscuously mixed up with a gang of idle plebeians from the neighbourhood; last of all, the multitude of eunuchs, beginning with the old men and ending with the boys, pale and unsightly from the distorted ...
... whole body of slaves promiscuously mixed up with a gang of idle plebeians from the neighbourhood; last of all, the multitude of eunuchs, beginning with the old men and ending with the boys, pale and unsightly from the distorted ...
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... whole world , with which no other can vie in respect of its riches , whether imported or natural : and by Laodicea and Apameia , and also by Seleucia , all cities which have ever been most prosperous from their earliest foundation . 9 ...
... whole world , with which no other can vie in respect of its riches , whether imported or natural : and by Laodicea and Apameia , and also by Seleucia , all cities which have ever been most prosperous from their earliest foundation . 9 ...
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... whole country, if a few men of the same nation to whom the higher posts in the Roman army were intrusted had not (as some people believe) informed their fellow-countrymen of the design by secret messengers. 8. The disgrace of this ...
... whole country, if a few men of the same nation to whom the higher posts in the Roman army were intrusted had not (as some people believe) informed their fellow-countrymen of the design by secret messengers. 8. The disgrace of this ...
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