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The Nisibis War: The Defense of the Roman East, AD 337-363 - Part 2

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Part two of Major General John Harrel's lecture on Julian's Campaigns in defense of the Roman east AD 337-363. Cal State Fullerton, 13 October 2018. Thanks to General Harrel for his kind permission to feature this program. Stay tuned for further installments on this topic.

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