The Roman History of Ammianus Marcellinus: During the Reigns of the Emperors Constantius, Julian, Jovianus, Valentinian, and Valens |
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The pair, in process of time, becoming more skilful in the £ of suffering, employed
a gang of underhand and crafty talebearers, accustomed in their wickedness to
make random additions to their discoveries, which consisted in general of such ...
The pair, in process of time, becoming more skilful in the £ of suffering, employed
a gang of underhand and crafty talebearers, accustomed in their wickedness to
make random additions to their discoveries, which consisted in general of such ...
Side 8
... a view to an immediate battle, they packed their shields together before the III
in a "möSt Skilful ma t an y slew some of the banditti, who either trusted to their
swimming, or who tried to cross the river unperceived in barks made of the trunks
of ...
... a view to an immediate battle, they packed their shields together before the III
in a "möSt Skilful ma t an y slew some of the banditti, who either trusted to their
swimming, or who tried to cross the river unperceived in barks made of the trunks
of ...
Side 18
And as skilful conductors of battles place in the van their densest and strongest
battalions, then their lightarmed troops, behind them the darters, and in the
extreme rear troops of reserve, ready to join in the attack if necessity should arise;
so, ...
And as skilful conductors of battles place in the van their densest and strongest
battalions, then their lightarmed troops, behind them the darters, and in the
extreme rear troops of reserve, ready to join in the attack if necessity should arise;
so, ...
Side 37
... power; intimating that they were youths in the flower of their age and of
ndmirable personal beauty, skilful in tho use of every kind of weapon, well trained
in all athletic and military exercises, and favourably known for prudence and
wisdom.
... power; intimating that they were youths in the flower of their age and of
ndmirable personal beauty, skilful in tho use of every kind of weapon, well trained
in all athletic and military exercises, and favourably known for prudence and
wisdom.
Side 50
Paulus,' as 1 have already mentioned, had been nicknamed The Chain, becauso
in weaving knots of calumnies ho was invincible, scattering around foul poisons
and destroying people by various means, as some skilful wrestlers are wont in ...
Paulus,' as 1 have already mentioned, had been nicknamed The Chain, becauso
in weaving knots of calumnies ho was invincible, scattering around foul poisons
and destroying people by various means, as some skilful wrestlers are wont in ...
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