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Battle of Mardia - Treaty of peace - - - - 315–323. General peace, and laws of
Constantine 322. The Gothic war - - - 323. Second civil war between Constantine
and Licinius 323. Battle of Hadrianople - - - Siege of Byzantium, and naval victory
of ...
Battle of Mardia - Treaty of peace - - - - 315–323. General peace, and laws of
Constantine 322. The Gothic war - - - 323. Second civil war between Constantine
and Licinius 323. Battle of Hadrianople - - - Siege of Byzantium, and naval victory
of ...
Side 137
See Mill. Prolegomena ad Nov. Testament. ; and Dr. Lardner's fair and extensive
collection, vol. xv. in the East. * The Alogians (Epiphanius de Haeres. 51.) OF
THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 137 And to the peace and union of the Roman empire.
See Mill. Prolegomena ad Nov. Testament. ; and Dr. Lardner's fair and extensive
collection, vol. xv. in the East. * The Alogians (Epiphanius de Haeres. 51.) OF
THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 137 And to the peace and union of the Roman empire.
Side 208
Norwas the peace of the church interrupted, till the increasing numbers of
proselytes seem at length to have attracted the attention, and to have alienated
the mind, of Severus. With the design of restraining the progress of Christianity, ...
Norwas the peace of the church interrupted, till the increasing numbers of
proselytes seem at length to have attracted the attention, and to have alienated
the mind, of Severus. With the design of restraining the progress of Christianity, ...
Side 345
Peace was at length granted to their humble supplications; the eldest son of
Araric was accepted as the most valuable hostage; and Constantine
endeavoured to convince their chiefs, by a liberal distribution of honours and
rewards, how far ...
Peace was at length granted to their humble supplications; the eldest son of
Araric was accepted as the most valuable hostage; and Constantine
endeavoured to convince their chiefs, by a liberal distribution of honours and
rewards, how far ...
Side 402
The dismayed barbarianswere soon reduced to sue for peace: they offered the
restitution of his captive subjects, as an atonement for the past, and the noblest
hostages as a pledge of their future conduct. The generous courtesy which was ...
The dismayed barbarianswere soon reduced to sue for peace: they offered the
restitution of his captive subjects, as an atonement for the past, and the noblest
hostages as a pledge of their future conduct. The generous courtesy which was ...
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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 |