An Epitome of the Civil And Literary Chronology of Rome And Constantinople ...
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Totilas having left the greater part of his forces near Rome (from which he had withdrawn all the inhabitants) marches with the rest of the army against Joannes and the Lacanians, and from thence to Ravenna. Belisarias in his absence re- stores the fortifications of Rome in 25 days. Totilas marches against him : three battles are fought under the walls of Rome, and Totilas being repulsed retires to Tibur. Belisarius completed the fortifications, and the winter cfnded and the 12th year of the wa...r, which was the 20th year of Justinian, March 547.
In the Idth campaign Totilas marched against Joannes with an army ten times more numerous than the forces of Joannes, to whom Justinian sends reinforcements ; among others Ser- gius the nephew of Solomon. Valerian conducts reinforce- ments at the winter solstice, promising to come over in the spring of 548.
In the winter of the 13th year of the war the Sclavonians make an irruption into lUyricum, and in that same winter Procopius records earthquakes, and an inundation of the Nile.
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Totilas having left the greater part of his forces near Rome (from which he had withdrawn all the inhabitants) marches with the rest of the army against Joannes and the Lacanians, and from thence to Ravenna. Belisarias in his absence re- stores the fortifications of Rome in 25 days. Totilas marches against him : three battles are fought under the walls of Rome, and Totilas being repulsed retires to Tibur. Belisarius completed the fortifications, and the winter cfnded and the 12th year of the wa...r, which was the 20th year of Justinian, March 547.
In the Idth campaign Totilas marched against Joannes with an army ten times more numerous than the forces of Joannes, to whom Justinian sends reinforcements ; among others Ser- gius the nephew of Solomon. Valerian conducts reinforce- ments at the winter solstice, promising to come over in the spring of 548.
In the winter of the 13th year of the war the Sclavonians make an irruption into lUyricum, and in that same winter Procopius records earthquakes, and an inundation of the Nile.
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