Examples of using Stilicho in English and their translations into Serbian
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Stilicho's been killed.
To strengthen his bonds with the young emperor, Stilicho married his daughter Maria to him.
Stilicho was like a father to me.
For the first part of his reign,Honorius depended on the military leadership of the Vandal general Stilicho.
Flavius Stilicho, I have another letter.
When day appeared, the soldiers, entering the church, swore before the bishop,that they were commanded by the emperor not to kill Stilicho, but to keep him in custody.
Stilicho had many barbarian supporters within the Empire.
Gothic king Radagaisus is executed after he is defeated by Roman general Stilicho and 12,000“barbarians” are incorporated into the Roman army or sold as slaves.
Stilicho was arrested and executed on August 22, 408.
In the meantime Olympius, who was now become master of the emperor's inclination, sent, the imperial mandate to the soldiers at Ravenna,ordering them immediately to apprehend Stilicho, and to detain him in prison without fetters.
She was a daughter of Stilicho, magister militum of the Western Roman Empire, and Serena.
Being brought out of the church, and in the custody of the soldiers, other letters were delivered by the person who brought the first,in which the punishment of death was denounced against Stilicho, for his crimes against the commonwealth.
Maria was a daughter of Stilicho, magister militum of the Western Roman Empire, and Serena.
Stilicho actually proposed using Alaric's troops to enforce Honorius' claim to the prefecture of Illyricum.
Having then cut off Bathanarius, who was commander of the troops in the greater Libya, andhad married the sister of Stilicho, he gave that command to Heraclianus, the person who had killed Stilicho, and who received this honour as the recompense of his action."[1].
When Stilicho heard this, he took refuge in a Christian church that was near, while it was night.
Being accustomed, because of his affected modesty and gentle demeanor,to converse frequently with the emperor, he used many bitter expressions against Stilicho, and stated, that he was desirous to proceed into the east, from no other motive than to acquire an opportunity of removing the young Theodosius, and of placing the empire in the hands of his own son, Eucherius.
Stilicho, however, being much averse to the emperor's journey to Ravenna, contrived many obstacles to prevent it.
Kulikowski's date of 31 December 405 finds Stilicho fully occupied in Tuscia battling the forces of Radagaisus, who was not finally overcome and executed until August 406.
Stilicho, and a few others who complied with him merely through fear, were of a contrary opinion, and voted for a peace with Alaric.
Jerome calls Stilicho a semibarbarian, which has been interpreted to mean that Maria's unnamed paternal grandmother was a Roman.[1].
Stilicho added that he himself would proceed to the east, if the emperor desired it, and would give him instructions how to act there."[1].
At about the time of his daughter's marriage,"Stilicho was informed, that Alaric had left Epirus, and having passed through the defiles that form a passage from Pannonia to Venetia, had pitched his camp at a town called Emo, which is situated between the Pannonia Superior and Noricum.
In 397 Stilicho crossed the sea to Greece and succeeded in trapping the Goths in the mountains of Pholoe, on the borders of Elis and Arcadia in the peninsula.
She and Stilicho had a son, Eucherius, and two daughters, Maria and Thermantia, successively the first and second wives of Honorius.
Stilicho, after having in this manner made peace with Alaric, prepared very earnestly for his journey, in order to put his designs in execution.
Stilicho had proposed an alliance with Alaric I of the Visigoths in order to enforce the claims of Honorius to the Praetorian prefecture of Illyricum.
For Stilicho was desirous of proceeding to the east to undertake the management of the affairs of Theodosius, the son of Arcadius, who was very young, and in want of a guardian.
When Stilicho had said these words, he produced an epistle from the emperor, and said that Serena was the occasion of all, wishing to preserve an inviolable friendship between the two emperors.
But Stilicho, being displeased at that, and laying before the emperor a calculation of the immense sum of money it would require to defray the expence of such an expedition, deterred him from the enterprise.