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Within fifteen days the palace of Nicomedia, and even the bedchamber of
Diocletian, were twice in flames; and though both times they were extinguished
without any material damage, the singular repetition of the fire was justly
considered as ...
Within fifteen days the palace of Nicomedia, and even the bedchamber of
Diocletian, were twice in flames; and though both times they were extinguished
without any material damage, the singular repetition of the fire was justly
considered as ...
Side 264
A small artificial port on the Propontis, from whence there was an easy ascent, by
a flight of marble steps, to the gardens of the palace. 3. The Augusteum was a
spacious court, one side of which was occupied by the front of the palace, and ...
A small artificial port on the Propontis, from whence there was an easy ascent, by
a flight of marble steps, to the gardens of the palace. 3. The Augusteum was a
spacious court, one side of which was occupied by the front of the palace, and ...
Side 299
The camps, and the palace of the son of Constantine, were governed by the
powerful faction of the Franks, who preserved the strictest connexion with each
other, and with their country, and who resented every personal affront as a
national ...
The camps, and the palace of the son of Constantine, were governed by the
powerful faction of the Franks, who preserved the strictest connexion with each
other, and with their country, and who resented every personal affront as a
national ...
Side 300
Seven ministers of the palace. learned to write, to speak, and to act with the same
spirit, and with equal abilities. IV. Besides the magistrates and generals, who at a
distance from the court diffused their delegated authority over the provinces ...
Seven ministers of the palace. learned to write, to speak, and to act with the same
spirit, and with equal abilities. IV. Besides the magistrates and generals, who at a
distance from the court diffused their delegated authority over the provinces ...
Side 307
Praetorian praefects; like the praefects, they aspired XVII. from the service of the
palace to the command of armles. The perpetual intercourse between the court
and Agents, or the provinces was facilitated by the construction of o roads and
the ...
Praetorian praefects; like the praefects, they aspired XVII. from the service of the
palace to the command of armles. The perpetual intercourse between the court
and Agents, or the provinces was facilitated by the construction of o roads and
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 | T. Cadell, 1828 |
| Original fra | The British Library |
| Digitalisert | 12. jun 2018 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |