Mountain Life in Algeria
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' Or 261 a. D.
The word Faraxen is supposed to apply to the leader of the Beni Fraousen, one of the present principal tribes.
The war of Firmus, an account of which is given by Gibbon, took place in these regions. An outline of the revolt in a few words, is this : The Roman governor of Africa, Count Romanus, instead of protecting the colonists against the inroads of the tribes, sought only by unjust oppressive measures to benefit his own pocket, and having powerful friends at court, he was able... to hide his iniqui- tous proceedings from the Emperor. At this time Nubal was chief of the Zouaoua. He had many sons, some natural, some legitimate. Zammer, a natural son and friend of the governor, was killed in a dispute by a legitimate son, Firmus. He, in order to avoid threatened punishment, revolted, and the rising became for- midable on account of the disordered state of the province. This was about a. D. 370. To quell the rebellion, Count Theodosius was sent over to Africa, he landed at the modern Gigelli, and HISTORICAL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Or 261 a. D.
The word Faraxen is supposed to apply to the leader of the Beni Fraousen, one of the present principal tribes.
The war of Firmus, an account of which is given by Gibbon, took place in these regions. An outline of the revolt in a few words, is this : The Roman governor of Africa, Count Romanus, instead of protecting the colonists against the inroads of the tribes, sought only by unjust oppressive measures to benefit his own pocket, and having powerful friends at court, he was able... to hide his iniqui- tous proceedings from the Emperor. At this time Nubal was chief of the Zouaoua. He had many sons, some natural, some legitimate. Zammer, a natural son and friend of the governor, was killed in a dispute by a legitimate son, Firmus. He, in order to avoid threatened punishment, revolted, and the rising became for- midable on account of the disordered state of the province. This was about a. D. 370. To quell the rebellion, Count Theodosius was sent over to Africa, he landed at the modern Gigelli, and HISTORICAL.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Barclay to read onlineMoreLess
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