The Great Events by Famous Historians: A.D. 13-409National Alumni, 1905 - 440 pages |
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... arms against Segestes , against Germanicus ; nor did he refrain from invectives- " An excellent father ! a great general ; a valiant army , whose many hands had carried off one bit of a woman ! That before him three legions fell , three ...
... arms against Segestes , against Germanicus ; nor did he refrain from invectives- " An excellent father ! a great general ; a valiant army , whose many hands had carried off one bit of a woman ! That before him three legions fell , three ...
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... arms and baggage . Cacina , who was perplexed how at once to repair the cause- way decayed by time and to repulse the foe , resolved to en- camp in the place , that while some were employed in the work , others might begin the fight ...
... arms and baggage . Cacina , who was perplexed how at once to repair the cause- way decayed by time and to repulse the foe , resolved to en- camp in the place , that while some were employed in the work , others might begin the fight ...
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... arms , which were then magnified in proportion as they were unexpected ; and they fell like men who , as they are void of moderation in pros- perity , are also destitute of conduct in distress . Arminius fled from the fight unhurt ...
... arms , which were then magnified in proportion as they were unexpected ; and they fell like men who , as they are void of moderation in pros- perity , are also destitute of conduct in distress . Arminius fled from the fight unhurt ...
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... arms , horses , money , whatever each had at hand . Ger- manicus , applauding their zeal , accepted only the horses and arms for the war ; with his own money he assisted the soldiers ; and , to soften by kindness also the memory of the ...
... arms , horses , money , whatever each had at hand . Ger- manicus , applauding their zeal , accepted only the horses and arms for the war ; with his own money he assisted the soldiers ; and , to soften by kindness also the memory of the ...
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... arms and his horse . On the opposite side was seen Arminius , menacing fu- riously and proclaiming battle . For most of what he said in this dialogue was in Latin , having , as the general of his coun- trymen , served in the Roman camp ...
... arms and his horse . On the opposite side was seen Arminius , menacing fu- riously and proclaiming battle . For most of what he said in this dialogue was in Latin , having , as the general of his coun- trymen , served in the Roman camp ...
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ancient Antioch apostles appeared Arcadius Arians Arius Arminius arms army banks barbarians became began believed bishop blood bodies brought burning Cæsar Cæsarea called camp century Cheruscans Christ Christians Church command Commodus conflagration Constantine Constantinople council cross crowd crucified darts dead death deserters Diocletian doctrines dread Emperor enemy epistles Eutropius faith famine father favor fear fell fight fire flame fought Galerius gates Gaul gave Gentiles Germanicus gods gospel ground hands heathen heaven holy house hope human Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Jews Josephus Judaism Julian legions lived ment multitude Nero night pagan Paul perished persecution plunder Polycarp prætorians priests provinces punishment reign religion Roman Empire Rome Sapor sect seditious seemed Segestes seized side slain soldiers spirit Stertinius Stilicho stones stood suffered superstition Tacitus Temple things thought thousand tians Tiberius Tigellinus tion Titus took tower of Antonia Vinicius wall whole wounded
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