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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... mentioned was sufficient, every one who was informed against or in any way called in question, was condemned either ... mention was made of treason or sedition; and the bloodthirsty insinuations of those around him, exaggerating ...
... mentioned was sufficient, every one who was informed against or in any way called in question, was condemned either ... mention was made of treason or sedition; and the bloodthirsty insinuations of those around him, exaggerating ...
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... mentioning or important from being done at Rome. Therefore we must return to our original subject. VII. § 1. HIS licentiousness having now become more unbounded, the Cæsar began to be burdensome to all virtuous men; and discarding all ...
... mentioning or important from being done at Rome. Therefore we must return to our original subject. VII. § 1. HIS licentiousness having now become more unbounded, the Cæsar began to be burdensome to all virtuous men; and discarding all ...
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... mentioned is Commagena, now called Euphratensis, which has arisen into importance by slow degrees, and is remarkable for the splendid cities of Hierapolis, the ancient Ninus, and Samosata. 8. The next province is Syria, which is spread ...
... mentioned is Commagena, now called Euphratensis, which has arisen into importance by slow degrees, and is remarkable for the splendid cities of Hierapolis, the ancient Ninus, and Samosata. 8. The next province is Syria, which is spread ...
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... mentioned that Montius, when just at the point of death, had intended to inculpate the tribunes of manufactures, who were called by these names, as men who had promised to be his supports in some future enterprise. 5. Epigonius was only ...
... mentioned that Montius, when just at the point of death, had intended to inculpate the tribunes of manufactures, who were called by these names, as men who had promised to be his supports in some future enterprise. 5. Epigonius was only ...
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... mentioned before. And as he brought a faithful account of what Gallus had done, the emperor, sorrowing over the miseries that were passed, and full of anxious fear for the future, for a time stilled the grief of his mind as well as he ...
... mentioned before. And as he brought a faithful account of what Gallus had done, the emperor, sorrowing over the miseries that were passed, and full of anxious fear for the future, for a time stilled the grief of his mind as well as he ...
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