A History of the Eastern Roman Empire from the Fall of Irene to the Accession of Basil I. (A. D. 802-867)1958 - Broj stranica: 530 |
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Stranica 264
... command of a kinsman , to check or harass the progress of the Caliph . Afshin had already passed Sebastea ( Sivas ) ... commands the great eastern road from Constantinople to Sebastea , at the point where another road runs northward to Neo ...
... command of a kinsman , to check or harass the progress of the Caliph . Afshin had already passed Sebastea ( Sivas ) ... commands the great eastern road from Constantinople to Sebastea , at the point where another road runs northward to Neo ...
Stranica 290
... command of a fleet of seventy ships . A battle was fought where the troops landed , and the Greeks were victorious , but instead of following up their success they celebrated it by a night of carousal , and in their sleep they were ...
... command of a fleet of seventy ships . A battle was fought where the troops landed , and the Greeks were victorious , but instead of following up their success they celebrated it by a night of carousal , and in their sleep they were ...
Stranica 298
... command of the expedition , and he was allowed to retain the office of Cadi , although the union of military and judicial functions was irregular.2 The fleet of Euphemios waited in the bay of Susa till the African armament was ready ...
... command of the expedition , and he was allowed to retain the office of Cadi , although the union of military and judicial functions was irregular.2 The fleet of Euphemios waited in the bay of Susa till the African armament was ready ...
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