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Well enough to strike up an acquaintance

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Some of these families we know well enough to strike up an acquaintance, as the generations lead one into another for at least one...

Theoderic from Odoacer

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What differentiated Theoderic from Odoacer—other than good luck and a long life—was his identification with the people on whose military loyalty he depended. The...

Seen through Italian eyes

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Soldiers raised Odoacer up on a shield, in the military way of declaring rulership, and then he led his troops through northern Italy against...

Constantius is married to Theodora

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“But only because my father moved from Milan into Gaul, when yours took his army to Britain, and secured the Rhine crossing at Colonia...

Britain and Spain

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“The same way emperors have been destroyed before, by death,” she said calmly. “After all, the people called for you at Diocletian’s abdication. They...

Escape from Nicomedia

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“Why are you hiding like a criminal, Constantine?” she demanded. “Didn’t Dacius tell you?” She wrinkled her nose in a wry expression. “Dacius doesn’t approve of...

Theognis told

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“You could hardly censure me more than I have already condemned myself,” Theognis told him. “Being both philosopher and priest, I am perhaps as...

Marios and Centurion

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“I shall not be here long. Your Uncle Marios and Centurion Da cius asked me to talk to you. They are comrades from my...

Holy Scriptures

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Diocletian`s first edict had called for the destruction of Christian churches and Christian books; a second and a third ordered Christian priests to offer...

Emperor confiscated his property

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Paul, convicted of the murder, was removed from the bishopric; Rhodon, who fled to Constantinople, was beheaded by the Emperor and his estates confiscated,...

Holy Scriptures

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