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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... death, a man wholly innocent of any kind of wickedness, without being permitted to say a word in his defence. 4. After this iniquitous transaction, which struck others also with fear lest they should meet with similar treatment, as if ...
... death, a man wholly innocent of any kind of wickedness, without being permitted to say a word in his defence. 4. After this iniquitous transaction, which struck others also with fear lest they should meet with similar treatment, as if ...
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... death without being permitted to soften the accusations brought against them, or to say a word in their own defence. 4. The first persons who were brought before them were Epigonius and Eusebius, who were ruined because of the ...
... death without being permitted to soften the accusations brought against them, or to say a word in their own defence. 4. The first persons who were brought before them were Epigonius and Eusebius, who were ruined because of the ...
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... death with the spiritless partner of his sufferings. He was then led away to death, protesting against the iniquity of the times; imitating in his conduct the celebrated Stoic of old, Zeno, who, after he had been long subjected to ...
... death with the spiritless partner of his sufferings. He was then led away to death, protesting against the iniquity of the times; imitating in his conduct the celebrated Stoic of old, Zeno, who, after he had been long subjected to ...
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... death. 9. After their death Gallus was not at all less ferocious than before, but rather like a lion which has once tasted blood, he made many similar investigations, all of which it is not worth while to relate, lest I should exceed ...
... death. 9. After their death Gallus was not at all less ferocious than before, but rather like a lion which has once tasted blood, he made many similar investigations, all of which it is not worth while to relate, lest I should exceed ...
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... death without any hindrance. 2. But as several knots of light-minded flatterers opposed this opinion, among whom was Arbetio, a man of keen wit and always inclined to treachery, and Eusebius, a man always disposed to mischief, at that ...
... death without any hindrance. 2. But as several knots of light-minded flatterers opposed this opinion, among whom was Arbetio, a man of keen wit and always inclined to treachery, and Eusebius, a man always disposed to mischief, at that ...
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