Hutton, Edward, 1875- · London, J.M. Dent; New York, E.P. Dutton · leaf 150
poisoned, it is suggested, by Isaac in Ravenna, whither he hadfled when he had killed twelve among them. Ariwald succeeded him(625). 128 RAVENNA and lie ruled, as his epitaph tells us, for eighteen years (625-644). Isaacs rule was not fortunate for the imperialists.He is probably to be acquitted of… … The Sarcophagus of Exarch Isaac boundary of the Franks; also he took and destroyedOpitergium, a city between Treviso and Friuli, and with theRomans of Ravenna he fought at the river of ^Emilia whichis called Scultenna (Panaro). In this fight 8000 fell on theRoman side, the rest fleeing away. ^ Nor…
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