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Eudocia 1067 part 15
40. Diogenes’s army was broken and routed. Andronicus, meanwhile, returned in triumph with Crispinus to the tent which had been prepared for him. Later,...
Eudocia 1067 part 14
His second object was to escape Diogenes’s notice when he drew near the passes into Cilicia, to make his way quietly through the tortuous...
Eudocia 1067 part 13
34. As a matter of fact this defeat marked the beginning of Diogenes’s downfall. With a handful of his followers, he took refuge in...
Eudocia 1067 part 12
31. In matters of this kind, history is apt to repeat itself. You find the same sort of things happening, the same sort of...
Eudocia 1067 part 11
28. That was the state of affairs, when Michael, fearing for his own safety and distrusting the cruel nature of Diogenes, decided on his...
Eudocia 1067 part 10
Again and again I managed to effect a settlement between them, but Michael was so obsessed with the idea that he must never oppose...
Eudocia 1067 part 9
23. I do not intend at this moment to write of the time spent by the emperor in captivity or of the attitude adopted...
Eudocia 1067 part 8
Instead, whether in desperation, or because he was more confident than he should have been, he marched to the attack, without taking adequate measures...
Eudocia 1067 part 7
16. He agreed that in all matters connected with literature he was my inferior (I am referring here to the sciences), but where military...
Eudocia 1067 part 6
13. At all events, he left the city with all his army**260 and advanced against the barbarians, not knowing where he was marching, nor...