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But as yet no man left the ranks , and the army was not allowed to engage ; for
the band of the Isaurians was dreaded , inasmuch as they were desperato with
rage , anii superior in number , and likely to rush upon the aims of tho logions ...
But as yet no man left the ranks , and the army was not allowed to engage ; for
the band of the Isaurians was dreaded , inasmuch as they were desperato with
rage , anii superior in number , and likely to rush upon the aims of tho logions ...
Side 33
Afterwards food having arrived in abundance the camp was struck on the day
appointed . 8. After great difficulties had been surmounted , many · Chalons sur
Sadne . D of the roads being buried in snow , the army. A.D. 353. ) DISCONTENT
OF ...
Afterwards food having arrived in abundance the camp was struck on the day
appointed . 8. After great difficulties had been surmounted , many · Chalons sur
Sadne . D of the roads being buried in snow , the army. A.D. 353. ) DISCONTENT
OF ...
Side 34
of the roads being buried in snow , the army came near to Rauracum on the
banks of the Rhine , where the multitude of the Allemanni offered great resistance
, so that by their fierceness the Romans were prevented from fixing their bridge of
...
of the roads being buried in snow , the army came near to Rauracum on the
banks of the Rhine , where the multitude of the Allemanni offered great resistance
, so that by their fierceness the Romans were prevented from fixing their bridge of
...
Side 44
... commanded an army of runaway slaves in Sicily . How many mon of the
highest birth , through the connivance of this same fortuno , submitted to the
authority of Viriathus and of Spartacus !? How many heads at which nations once
trembled ...
... commanded an army of runaway slaves in Sicily . How many mon of the
highest birth , through the connivance of this same fortuno , submitted to the
authority of Viriathus and of Spartacus !? How many heads at which nations once
trembled ...
Side 49
... others to torture and exile , some they adjudged to serve in the lowest ranks of
the army , and the rest they condemned to death . And when they had thus filled
tho sepulchres with dead bodies , they returned as if in triumph , and brought an ...
... others to torture and exile , some they adjudged to serve in the lowest ranks of
the army , and the rest they condemned to death . And when they had thus filled
tho sepulchres with dead bodies , they returned as if in triumph , and brought an ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | The Roman History of Ammianus Marcellinus: During the Reigns of the Emperors Constantius, Julian, Jovianus, Valentinian, and Valens Bohn's classical library |
| Forfatter | Ammianus Marcellinus |
| oversatt av | Charles Duke Yonge |
| Utgiver | H. G. Bohn, 1862 |
| Original fra | University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalisert | 8. jan 2011 |
| Lengde | 646 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |