The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The foreign warsG. Bell, 1899 |
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... took his own life . In the same book , which is the last one of the Civil Wars , Egypt was brought under Roman sway , and the Roman gov- ernment fell under the monarchy of Augustus . His history begins [ here follows the first of the ...
... took his own life . In the same book , which is the last one of the Civil Wars , Egypt was brought under Roman sway , and the Roman gov- ernment fell under the monarchy of Augustus . His history begins [ here follows the first of the ...
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Appianus (of Alexandria.) London . In fact she took the trouble of searching for it in the great bookstore of Lackington , who declared that he knew of this translation , and added that it had been pub- lished under the name of the ...
Appianus (of Alexandria.) London . In fact she took the trouble of searching for it in the great bookstore of Lackington , who declared that he knew of this translation , and added that it had been pub- lished under the name of the ...
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... took place after the time of the kings from Dio . The histories of the several races you will learn from this Appian . From his Civil Wars , I have chosen those of Augustus and Antony and those which follow next , namely , of the Romans ...
... took place after the time of the kings from Dio . The histories of the several races you will learn from this Appian . From his Civil Wars , I have chosen those of Augustus and Antony and those which follow next , namely , of the Romans ...
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... took a second , and not much later , for easier recognition , there was given to some of them a third derived from some personal incident or as a distinction for bravery . In like manner surnames have been added to the names of certain ...
... took a second , and not much later , for easier recognition , there was given to some of them a third derived from some personal incident or as a distinction for bravery . In like manner surnames have been added to the names of certain ...
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... took to flight , putting bandages on their bodies as though they were wounded . They broke up camp and tried to retreat , put- ting the blame on the unskilfulness of their commander . VIII . FROM PEIRESC 1. Bad omens from Jupiter were ...
... took to flight , putting bandages on their bodies as though they were wounded . They broke up camp and tried to retreat , put- ting the blame on the unskilfulness of their commander . VIII . FROM PEIRESC 1. Bad omens from Jupiter were ...
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Other editions - View all
The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The Civil Wars - Primary Source ... Horace White,Horace Appianus No preview available - 2013 |
The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The Foreign Wars - Primary Source ... Horace White,Horace Appianus No preview available - 2014 |
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