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20 . h This tradition , unknown to the contemporaries of Constantine , was
invented in the darkness of monasteries , was embellished by Jeffrey of
Monmouth , and the writers of the xiith century , has been defended by our
antiquarians of the ...
20 . h This tradition , unknown to the contemporaries of Constantine , was
invented in the darkness of monasteries , was embellished by Jeffrey of
Monmouth , and the writers of the xiith century , has been defended by our
antiquarians of the ...
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Such an alliance has a very recent air , and scarcely is suited to the maxims of
the beginning of the fourth century . * Eusebius in Vit . Constantin . l . i . c . 8. This
passage , however , is taken from a general declamation on the greatness of ...
Such an alliance has a very recent air , and scarcely is suited to the maxims of
the beginning of the fourth century . * Eusebius in Vit . Constantin . l . i . c . 8. This
passage , however , is taken from a general declamation on the greatness of ...
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But Sozomen , a century afterwards , ventures to assert the treasonable practices
of Licinius . i See the Theodosian Code , 1 , xv . tit . 15. tom . v . p . 404 , 405.
These edicts of Constantine betray a degree of passion and precipitancy very ...
But Sozomen , a century afterwards , ventures to assert the treasonable practices
of Licinius . i See the Theodosian Code , 1 , xv . tit . 15. tom . v . p . 404 , 405.
These edicts of Constantine betray a degree of passion and precipitancy very ...
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... which they had persevered above a century . By this sacrifice of their habits
and prejudices , they purchased a free admission into the colony of Hadrian , and
more firmly cemented their union with the Catholic church . " When the name and
...
... which they had persevered above a century . By this sacrifice of their habits
and prejudices , they purchased a free admission into the colony of Hadrian , and
more firmly cemented their union with the Catholic church . " When the name and
...
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... and from the other as heretics , found themselves compelled to assume a more
decided character ; and although some traces of that obsolete sect may be
discovered as late as the fourth century , they insensibly melted away either into
the ...
... and from the other as heretics , found themselves compelled to assume a more
decided character ; and although some traces of that obsolete sect may be
discovered as late as the fourth century , they insensibly melted away either into
the ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 2 The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Edward Gibbon |
| Forfatter | Edward Gibbon |
| Utgiver | Ballantyne, 1828 |
| Original fra | The British Library |
| Digitalisert | 12. jun 2018 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |