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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... provinces of the East.—IX. About the Cæsar Constantius Gallus.—X. The Emperor Constantius grants the Allemanni peace at their request.—XI. The Cæsar Constantius Gallus is sent for by the Emperor Constantius, and beheaded. I. A.D. 353 ...
... provinces of the East.—IX. About the Cæsar Constantius Gallus.—X. The Emperor Constantius grants the Allemanni peace at their request.—XI. The Cæsar Constantius Gallus is sent for by the Emperor Constantius, and beheaded. I. A.D. 353 ...
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... provinces as deputy, being greatly concerned for the sufferings inflicted on innocent men, and making frequent ... province, in the hope that this malevolent inquisitor, Paulus, might be afraid of his doing so, and so give over exposing ...
... provinces as deputy, being greatly concerned for the sufferings inflicted on innocent men, and making frequent ... province, in the hope that this malevolent inquisitor, Paulus, might be afraid of his doing so, and so give over exposing ...
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... province the emperor had repeatedly summoned him. 10. And when, with this object, Domitianus had reached Antioch, having travelled express, he passed by the gates of the palace, in contempt of the Cæsar, whom, however, he ought to have ...
... province the emperor had repeatedly summoned him. 10. And when, with this object, Domitianus had reached Antioch, having travelled express, he passed by the gates of the palace, in contempt of the Cæsar, whom, however, he ought to have ...
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... province, who was at that time the father of Apollinaris, and bore the same name, was arrested as an accomplice in his ... provinces of the empire, which I think it now a favourable moment to enumerate, with the exception of Mesopotamia ...
... province, who was at that time the father of Apollinaris, and bore the same name, was arrested as an accomplice in his ... provinces of the empire, which I think it now a favourable moment to enumerate, with the exception of Mesopotamia ...
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... province, besides other towns, is particularly adorned by two cities, Seleucia, founded by King Seleucus, and Claudiopolis, which ... provinces being full of banditti were formerly subdued by the proconsul Servilius, in a piratical war, and.
... province, besides other towns, is particularly adorned by two cities, Seleucia, founded by King Seleucus, and Claudiopolis, which ... provinces being full of banditti were formerly subdued by the proconsul Servilius, in a piratical war, and.
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