The Roman History of Ammianus Marcellinus: During the Reigns of the Emperors Constantius, Julian, Jovianus, Valentinian, and Valens |
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So that these banditti, conceiving a fear of Lycaonia, which is for the most part a
champaign country, since they had learnt by repeated proofs that they were
unequal to our troops in a pitched battle, betook themselves by unfrequented
tracks to ...
So that these banditti, conceiving a fear of Lycaonia, which is for the most part a
champaign country, since they had learnt by repeated proofs that they were
unequal to our troops in a pitched battle, betook themselves by unfrequented
tracks to ...
Side 35
... and that with much greater safety to tho state, oven while tho trumpet of war is
silont, he is subdued who makes voluntary submission, having learnt by
experience that we lack neither courage against rebels, nor mercy towards
suppliants.
... and that with much greater safety to tho state, oven while tho trumpet of war is
silont, he is subdued who makes voluntary submission, having learnt by
experience that we lack neither courage against rebels, nor mercy towards
suppliants.
Side 36
As soon as ho had jEnishod speaking, tho whole assembly being ready to agroo
to what tho emperor desired, and praising his advice, give their votes for peaco ;
being principally influenced by this consideration, that they had already learnt by
...
As soon as ho had jEnishod speaking, tho whole assembly being ready to agroo
to what tho emperor desired, and praising his advice, give their votes for peaco ;
being principally influenced by this consideration, that they had already learnt by
...
Side 58
While these affairs were proceeding, Silvanus was living at Agrippina,' and
having learnt by continual 1 Thin was a very important post ; it seems to have
nnitotl the functions of a modem chamberlain, chancellor, and secretary of state.
While these affairs were proceeding, Silvanus was living at Agrippina,' and
having learnt by continual 1 Thin was a very important post ; it seems to have
nnitotl the functions of a modem chamberlain, chancellor, and secretary of state.
Side 84
Therefore while passing a toilsomo winter in the city aforesaid, he learnt, among
tho numerous reports which were flying about, that the ancient city of Antun, the
walls of which, though of vast extent, were in a state of great decay from ago, wao
...
Therefore while passing a toilsomo winter in the city aforesaid, he learnt, among
tho numerous reports which were flying about, that the ancient city of Antun, the
walls of which, though of vast extent, were in a state of great decay from ago, wao
...
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