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[6] Saeviente fortuna, cum hinc terrae motus, inde hiatus soli, ex diversis partibus pestilentia orbem Romanam vastaret, capto Valeriano, Gallis parte maxima obsessis, cum bellum Odaenathus inferret, cum Aureolus perurgueret Illyricum, 1 cum Aemilianus Aegyptum occupasset, Gothorum pars 4 ... , quod nomen, ut 2 dictum est superius, Gothis inditum est, occupatis Thraciis, Macedoniam vastaverunt, Thessalonicam obsederunt, neque usquam quies mediocriter 3 4 5 6 7

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3 Fausiano from C.J.L. xiv. 5357 ; Faustiano P.

4 dies om. in P.

5 Illyricum ins. by Salm.; lacuna in P.

6 So Hohl; gothoridodius P corr., Σ ; Gothori Clodius Peter.

7 So Jordan; a quo dictum P.

Scriptores Historiae Augustae, Vol 3. David Magie. London: William Heinemann; New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons. 1932. OCR cleanup.

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