-
seems to be "Books of
History from the
Death of the
Divine Augustus" (Ab
Excessu divi
Augusti Historiarum Libri). The
Annals was Tacitus'
final work and...
- Tacitus,
Cornelius (1906). Fisher,
Charles Dennis (ed.).
Annales ab
excessu divi
Augusti (Latin text). Oxford:
Clarendon Press.
Wikimedia Commons has...
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Publio Candido interprete Ac
praeterea Anonymi Compendium historiae ab
excessu Constantini usque ad
Ioannem XXIII (in Latin).
World Digital Library. Retrieved...
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Historia Ecclesiastica 4.26.9–11, qtd. and tr. Francis, 21 n. 1. Herodian, Ab
Excessu Divi
Marci i.2.4, tr. Echols.
Thinkers at War.
Mattingly & Sydenham, Roman...
- Job 29:18, de Tertullien, De
resurrectione carnis 13, et d’Ambroise, De
excessu fratris 2, 59,
Kentron 30, 2014, pp. 55–81 (https://journals.openedition...
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oratoribus (Dialogue on Oratory) (105)
Historiae (Histories) (117) Ab
excessu divi
Augusti (Annals) The
Annals and the Histories,
published separately...
- ISBN 978-1-134-91451-7.
Cornelius Tacitus (1891). P.
Cornelii Taciti Annalium ab
excessu divi
Augusti libri.
Clarendon Press. pp. 604–. Tacitus,
Annals Suetonius...
- ISBN 9781134220335. J. W.
Meijer (translator). Tacitus:
Jaarboeken (Ab
excessu divi
Augusti Annales). Ambo, 1990. ISBN 902631065X ISBN 9789026310652 –...
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three children. His
siblings were Satyrus, the
subject of Ambrose's De
excessu fratris Satyri, and Marcellina, who made a
profession of
virginity sometime...
- The
Biblical World (1912) p. 106; cf.
Pastor I, iii. 7, also Ambrose, De
Excessu fratris Satyri 80
Gerald O'
Collins and
Edward G. Farrugia, A
Concise Dictionary...
