The Roman History of Ammianus Marcellinus: During the Reigns of the Emperors Constantius, Julian, Jovianus, Valentinian, and ValensG. Bell, 1894 - 646 sider |
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... Italy , crossed the sea , which at that point was not wide , making a rapid voyage ; and taking his station near Genoa , a town of the Ligures , awaited his descent from the moun tains , so that , if chance should afford him an oppor ...
... Italy , crossed the sea , which at that point was not wide , making a rapid voyage ; and taking his station near Genoa , a town of the Ligures , awaited his descent from the moun tains , so that , if chance should afford him an oppor ...
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... Italy , whom in their district are called Murci . 4. The nation is fond of wine , and of several kinds of liquor which resemble wine . And many individuals of the lower orders , whose senses have become impaired by continual ...
... Italy , whom in their district are called Murci . 4. The nation is fond of wine , and of several kinds of liquor which resemble wine . And many individuals of the lower orders , whose senses have become impaired by continual ...
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... Italy by the emperor's orders , to Augst , with 25,000 heavy - armed soldiers . 3. For the plan proposed and very anxiously prepared was , that the Allemanni , who were in a state of greater rage than ever , and were extending their ...
... Italy by the emperor's orders , to Augst , with 25,000 heavy - armed soldiers . 3. For the plan proposed and very anxiously prepared was , that the Allemanni , who were in a state of greater rage than ever , and were extending their ...
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... Italy , and the neighbouring tribes , having all cause of quarrel removed , were again in alliance with them ; and the disgraceful retreat of one of the Roman generals had increased their natural confidence and boldness . 17. Moreover ...
... Italy , and the neighbouring tribes , having all cause of quarrel removed , were again in alliance with them ; and the disgraceful retreat of one of the Roman generals had increased their natural confidence and boldness . 17. Moreover ...
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... Italy any of his generals had fought a brilliant campaign against the Persians , the emperor would write triumphant letters to the provinces without the slightest mention of the general throughout its whole length , relating with odious ...
... Italy any of his generals had fought a brilliant campaign against the Persians , the emperor would write triumphant letters to the provinces without the slightest mention of the general throughout its whole length , relating with odious ...
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