The Roman History of Ammianus MarcellinusWyatt North Publishing, LLC, 16. jan. 2020 - 558 sider Ammianus Marcellinus was a Roman soldier and historian. He wrote The Roman History of Ammianus Marcellinus in the late 4th century A.D. It covers the history of Rome from the accession of the Emperor Nerva in 96 to the death of Valens at the Battle of Adrianople in 378. |
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... allowed to engage; for the band of the Isaurians was dreaded, inasmuch as they were desperate with rage, and superior in number, and likely to rush upon the arms of the legions without any regard to their lives. Therefore as soon as the ...
... allowed to engage; for the band of the Isaurians was dreaded, inasmuch as they were desperate with rage, and superior in number, and likely to rush upon the arms of the legions without any regard to their lives. Therefore as soon as the ...
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... allowed to remain; and three thousand dancing-girls had not even a question put to them, but stayed unmolested with the members of their choruses, and a corresponding number of dancing masters. 20. And wherever you turn your eyes, you ...
... allowed to remain; and three thousand dancing-girls had not even a question put to them, but stayed unmolested with the members of their choruses, and a corresponding number of dancing masters. 20. And wherever you turn your eyes, you ...
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... allowed Marinus to kill himself, were condemned to banishment, though they were afterwards pardoned through the intercession of Arbetio. IV. § 1. SOON after this transaction had been thus terminated, war was declared against the tribes ...
... allowed Marinus to kill himself, were condemned to banishment, though they were afterwards pardoned through the intercession of Arbetio. IV. § 1. SOON after this transaction had been thus terminated, war was declared against the tribes ...
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... allowed himself to be betrayed into a hidden ambush, where he stood without the power of moving, being bewildered by the suddenness of his disaster. 8. In the mean time the enemy, showing themselves, sprang forth from their hiding ...
... allowed himself to be betrayed into a hidden ambush, where he stood without the power of moving, being bewildered by the suddenness of his disaster. 8. In the mean time the enemy, showing themselves, sprang forth from their hiding ...
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... allowed to become known unseasonably, it was plain we should all be involved in one sentence of death. 27. However our general was kindly received, and (the very business itself forcing us to bend our necks), having been compelled to ...
... allowed to become known unseasonably, it was plain we should all be involved in one sentence of death. 27. However our general was kindly received, and (the very business itself forcing us to bend our necks), having been compelled to ...
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