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... taking care with an unanimous kind of conspiracy to invert many things , and to
exaggerate for the worse aŭ they really knew ; at the same time suppressing any
praises of Cæsar which had come to their ears , although these were wrung ...
... taking care with an unanimous kind of conspiracy to invert many things , and to
exaggerate for the worse aŭ they really knew ; at the same time suppressing any
praises of Cæsar which had come to their ears , although these were wrung ...
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And these things caused bitter though secret lamentation , and discontent to
many . 10. But at that time Thalassius was the present.prefect ' of the palace , a
mau of an arrogant temper ; and he , per" " There was among the commanders of
the ...
And these things caused bitter though secret lamentation , and discontent to
many . 10. But at that time Thalassius was the present.prefect ' of the palace , a
mau of an arrogant temper ; and he , per" " There was among the commanders of
the ...
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... the man who would livo happily in accordance with perfect reason , ought
above all things to have a glorious country . ... and they even are anxious to havo
them plated over with gold , a thing which is reported to have been first done in
the ...
... the man who would livo happily in accordance with perfect reason , ought
above all things to have a glorious country . ... and they even are anxious to havo
them plated over with gold , a thing which is reported to have been first done in
the ...
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In addition to these things a certain worthless woman inflamed his purpose of
inflicting misery ; for sbe , having obtained admission to the palace , as she had
requested , gave him information that a plot was secretly laid against him A D.
353.
In addition to these things a certain worthless woman inflamed his purpose of
inflicting misery ; for sbe , having obtained admission to the palace , as she had
requested , gave him information that a plot was secretly laid against him A D.
353.
Side 24
... nor ever appeared in public , but keeping himself private , he devised many
things to bring about the destruction of the Cæsar , adding many superfluous
circumstances to the relations which he was continually sending to the emperor .
11.
... nor ever appeared in public , but keeping himself private , he devised many
things to bring about the destruction of the Cæsar , adding many superfluous
circumstances to the relations which he was continually sending to the emperor .
11.
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| 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 |