...the Bipont editions), renders it far from being a useful critical work. * AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS was the last subject of Rome who composed a profane history in the Latin tongue. Vossius, de Hist. Lat. lib. ii. c. 10. His work ends with the defeat and death of Valens. "...

...tweutyfive years, still preserve the cop-ous and authentic history of hi« own times. j. Ammianus was the last subject of Rome who composed a profane history in the Latin language. The Eitst, in the next century, produced some rhetorical' historians, Zosinv.ip, Olympiodorus, Malehus,...

...tvtienly-tive yean, still preserve the copious and authentic history of his own times. 114 Ammianus was the last subject of Rome, who composed a profane history in the Latin langu:.pe. Tlie East. in the next century, produced some rhetorical historians, Zosimus, Olympiodorus,...

...rare edition, according to Fabricius and Clement, and printed by Henry Ste* AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS was the last subject of Rome who composed a profane history in the Latin tongue. Vossius, de Hist. Lot. lib. ii. c. 10. His work ends with the defeat and death of Valens. "...

...translated into English by PHILEMON HOLLAND, folio, original calf, Is — 1609 Ammianus Marcelünus was the last subject of Rome who composed a profane History in the Latin language. " A most accurate translation according to Zach. Grey." — LOWNDBS. Gibbon in speaking of Ammianus...

...twenty-five years, still preserve the copious and authentic history of his own times. (1 14) Ammianus wa* the last subject of Rome who composed a profane history in the batin language. The East, in the next century, produced some rhetorical historians, /nsimus, Olympiodorus,...

...who nourished under Trajan and Hadrian. (Jacobs, Amiixl. Graec. xL pp. 312,313, xiii. p. 840.) [PS] AMMIA'NUS MARCELLI'NUS, "the last subject of Rome...composed a profane history in the Latin language," was by birth a Greek, u he himself frequently declares (xxxi. sub fin., xxii. 8. § 33, xxiii. 6. §...

...Hadrian. (Jacobs, AnthoL Grate, xi. pp. 312,313, xiii. p. 840.) [PS] AMMIA'NUS MARCELLI'NUS, "the Uut subject of Rome who composed a profane history in the Latin language," was by birth a Greek, u he himself frequently declares (xx.xi. sub t:u xxii. 8. § 33, xxiii. 6. §...

...Gallery at Florence. Milizia, in his characteristic manner, puts the question, " Ora chi sa dov' è ?" (Vasari, Vite dei piu eccellenti Pittori, Scultori,...some part of his boyhood was spent in the western VOL. I. 401 division of the empire ; since, until his fiftieth year, an active life left him little...

...Trajan and Hadrian. (Jacobs, Anihul. Grace, xi. pp. 312,313, xiii. p. 840.) [PS] AMMIA'NUS MAUCELLI'NUS, "the last subject of Rome who composed a profane history in the Latin language," was by birth a Greek, as he himself frequently declares (xxxi. sub fin., xxii. 8. § 33, xxiii. 6....