The Roman History of Ammianus Marcellinus: During the Reigns of the Emperors Constantius, Julian, Jovianus, Valentinian, and ValensG. Bell & Sons, 1902 - 646 sider |
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... Rome is still looked up to as the mistress and the queen of the earth , and the name of the Roman people is respected and venerated . 7. But this magnificent splendour of the assemblies and councils of the Roman people is defaced by the ...
... Rome is still looked up to as the mistress and the queen of the earth , and the name of the Roman people is respected and venerated . 7. But this magnificent splendour of the assemblies and councils of the Roman people is defaced by the ...
Side 17
... Rome was so widely extended , were not eminent for riches ; but through a course of dreadful wars overpowered by their valour all who were opposed to them , though differing but little from the common soldiers either in riches , or in ...
... Rome was so widely extended , were not eminent for riches ; but through a course of dreadful wars overpowered by their valour all who were opposed to them , though differing but little from the common soldiers either in riches , or in ...
Side 20
... Rome was the abode of all the virtues , many of the nobles , like the Lotophagi , celebrated in Homer , who detained men by the deliciousness of their fruit , allured foreigners of free birth by manifold attentions of courtesy and ...
... Rome was the abode of all the virtues , many of the nobles , like the Lotophagi , celebrated in Homer , who detained men by the deliciousness of their fruit , allured foreigners of free birth by manifold attentions of courtesy and ...
Side 21
... 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 moderation , he harassed every part of ...
... 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 moderation , he harassed every part of ...
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... Rome to buildings where men were wont to meet for any purpose , whether of study . of traffic , or of the practice of any art . The schools of the Palatine were the station of the cohorts of the guard . The " Protectors or Guards " were ...
... Rome to buildings where men were wont to meet for any purpose , whether of study . of traffic , or of the practice of any art . The schools of the Palatine were the station of the cohorts of the guard . The " Protectors or Guards " were ...
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