Aegyptus ipsa, quae iam inde uti Romano imperio iuncta est, regio iure regitur a praefectis, exceptis minoribus multis, Athribi et Oxyryncho et Thumi et Memphi maximis urbibus nitet.
Egypt itself, which from the time when it was joined with the Roman empire has been governed by prefects in place of kings, is adorned by the great cities of Athribis, Oxyrynchus, Thumis, and Memphis, to say nothing of many lesser towns.
final_alignments\Ammianus_Marcellinus_Book22.json