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Mevania (Italy) (search for this): life cal., chapter 43
Only once in his life did he take an active part in military affairs, and then not from any set purpose, but during his journey to Mevania, to see the grove and river of Clitumnus.
Mevania, a town in Umbria. Its present name is Bevagna. The
Clitumnus is a river in the same country, celebrated for the breed of white cattle, which fMevania, a town in Umbria. Its present name is Bevagna. The
Clitumnus is a river in the same country, celebrated for the breed of white cattle, which feed in the neighbouring pastures.
Being recommended to recruit a body of Batavians, who attended him, he resolved upon an expedition into Germany.
Immediately he drew together several legions, and auxiliary forces from all quarters, and made every where new levies with the utmost rigour.
Collecting supplies of all kinds, such as neBevagna. The
Clitumnus is a river in the same country, celebrated for the breed of white cattle, which feed in the neighbouring pastures.
Being recommended to recruit a body of Batavians, who attended him, he resolved upon an expedition into Germany.
Immediately he drew together several legions, and auxiliary forces from all quarters, and made every where new levies with the utmost rigour.
Collecting supplies of all kinds, such as never had been assembled upon the like occasion, he set forward on his march, and pursued it sometimes with so much haste and precipitation, that the pretorian cohorts were obliged, contrary to custom, to pack their standards on horses or mules, and so follow him.
At other times, he would march so slow and luxuriously, that he was ca
Clitumnus (Italy) (search for this): life cal., chapter 43
Only once in his life did he take an active part in military affairs, and then not from any set purpose, but during his journey to Mevania, to see the grove and river of Clitumnus.
Mevania, a town in Umbria. Its present name is Bevagna. The
Clitumnus is a river in the same country, celebrated for the breed of white cattle, which feed in the neighbouring pastures.
Being recommended to recruit a body of Batavians, who attended him, he resolved upon an expedition into Germany.
Immediately he drewClitumnus is a river in the same country, celebrated for the breed of white cattle, which feed in the neighbouring pastures.
Being recommended to recruit a body of Batavians, who attended him, he resolved upon an expedition into Germany.
Immediately he drew together several legions, and auxiliary forces from all quarters, and made every where new levies with the utmost rigour.
Collecting supplies of all kinds, such as never had been assembled upon the like occasion, he set forward on his march, and pursued it sometimes with so much haste and precipitation, that the pretorian cohorts were obliged, contrary to custom, to pack their standards on horses or mules, and so follow him.
At other times, he would march so slow and luxuriously, that he was c
Umbria (Italy) (search for this): life cal., chapter 43
Only once in his life did he take an active part in military affairs, and then not from any set purpose, but during his journey to Mevania, to see the grove and river of Clitumnus.
Mevania, a town in Umbria. Its present name is Bevagna. The
Clitumnus is a river in the same country, celebrated for the breed of white cattle, which feed in the neighbouring pastures.
Being recommended to recruit a body of Batavians, who attended him, he resolved upon an expedition into Germany.
Immediately he drew together several legions, and auxiliary forces from all quarters, and made every where new levies with the utmost rigour.
Collecting supplies of all kinds, such as never had been assembled upon the like occasion, he set forward on his march, and pursued it sometimes with so much haste and precipitation, that the pretorian cohorts were obliged, contrary to custom, to pack their standards on horses or mules, and so follow him.
At other times, he would march so slow and luxuriously, that he was car