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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Side 87
... cause ; and further , how to provide supplies for the army while employed in so many different quarters . IV . §1 . WHILE he was anxiously revolving these things in his mind , he was attacked by a numerous force of the enemy , who had ...
... cause ; and further , how to provide supplies for the army while employed in so many different quarters . IV . §1 . WHILE he was anxiously revolving these things in his mind , he was attacked by a numerous force of the enemy , who had ...
Side 95
... causing Africanus , then governing Pannonia with the rank of a consul , to be put to death , with all his friends . This Rufinus was now , for his devotion to the interests of the emperor , the chief commander of the prætorian guard . 4 ...
... causing Africanus , then governing Pannonia with the rank of a consul , to be put to death , with all his friends . This Rufinus was now , for his devotion to the interests of the emperor , the chief commander of the prætorian guard . 4 ...
Side 96
... cause the destruction of many persons , Rufinus himself , full of hopes of some advantage , hastened to the camp of the emperor , to spread his customary calumnies . And when the transaction had been divulged , Manlius , at that time ...
... cause the destruction of many persons , Rufinus himself , full of hopes of some advantage , hastened to the camp of the emperor , to spread his customary calumnies . And when the transaction had been divulged , Manlius , at that time ...
Side 111
... 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 there was another circumstance which at this ...
... 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 there was another circumstance which at this ...
Side 130
... caused to be hewn out of mountains in distant parts of the world , and erected in honour of the gods , to whom they solemnly consecrated them . 7. Now an obelisk is a rough stone , rising to a great height , shaped like a pillar in the ...
... caused to be hewn out of mountains in distant parts of the world , and erected in honour of the gods , to whom they solemnly consecrated them . 7. Now an obelisk is a rough stone , rising to a great height , shaped like a pillar in the ...
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