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A History Of The Church In Six Books by EvagriusCHAPTER XXXVI
THE Scenite barbarians also insulted the Roman empire; not, however, to their own advantage; by plundering Mesopotamia, either Phœnicia, and Palestine. After having been everywhere chastised by the commanders, they subsequently continued quiet, and universally made peace with the Romans. Copyright ©1999-2023 Wildfire Fellowship, Inc all rights reserved |