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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... these deeds a fresh device was adopted, and a body of obscure men, such as, by reason of the meanness of their condition, were little likely to excite suspicion, were sent through all the districts of Antioch, to collect reports, and to.
... these deeds a fresh device was adopted, and a body of obscure men, such as, by reason of the meanness of their condition, were little likely to excite suspicion, were sent through all the districts of Antioch, to collect reports, and to.
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Ammianus Marcellinus. all the districts of Antioch, to collect reports, and to bring news of whatever they might hear. They, travelling about, and concealing their object, joined clandestinely in the conversational circles of honourable ...
Ammianus Marcellinus. all the districts of Antioch, to collect reports, and to bring news of whatever they might hear. They, travelling about, and concealing their object, joined clandestinely in the conversational circles of honourable ...
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... districts bordering on the sea: in which hiding themselves in roads full of lurking-places, and in defiles, when the long nights were approaching, the moon being at that time new, and so not yet giving her full light, they lay wait for ...
... districts bordering on the sea: in which hiding themselves in roads full of lurking-places, and in defiles, when the long nights were approaching, the moon being at that time new, and so not yet giving her full light, they lay wait for ...
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... district had long been free from the evils of war, but nevertheless had been fortified in all quarters by strong ... districts. 9. Therefore hastening with all speed, in order by their exceeding celerity of movement to anticipate all ...
... district had long been free from the evils of war, but nevertheless had been fortified in all quarters by strong ... districts. 9. Therefore hastening with all speed, in order by their exceeding celerity of movement to anticipate all ...
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... districts, Nohodares, having directed his march to the left, had occupied the most remote parts of the Osdroene ... district on the days set apart for this solemnity, marching through the deserts and along the grassy banks of the river ...
... districts, Nohodares, having directed his march to the left, had occupied the most remote parts of the Osdroene ... district on the days set apart for this solemnity, marching through the deserts and along the grassy banks of the river ...
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