The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 1J.A. James, 1841 |
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... Punishment 264 Were often converted by their Fears ...... ib . III . THE THIRD CAUSE . Miraculous Powers of the Primitive Church . ib . ....... 262 ib . perors . 289 Inquiry into their Motives ................ 290 Rebellious Spirit of ...
... Punishment 264 Were often converted by their Fears ...... ib . III . THE THIRD CAUSE . Miraculous Powers of the Primitive Church . ib . ....... 262 ib . perors . 289 Inquiry into their Motives ................ 290 Rebellious Spirit of ...
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... punish a few Chris- tian Soldiers ... 317 318 Increase of Barbarian Auxiliaries .... 352 ....... ib . 2. The Master of ... Punishment of a Christian ...... Fire of the Palace of Nicomedia imputed to the Christians .... Execution of the ...
... punish a few Chris- tian Soldiers ... 317 318 Increase of Barbarian Auxiliaries .... 352 ....... ib . 2. The Master of ... Punishment of a Christian ...... Fire of the Palace of Nicomedia imputed to the Christians .... Execution of the ...
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... punishment . The centurions were authorized to chastise with blows ; the generals had a right to punish with death ; and it was an inflexible maxim of Roman discipline , that a good soldier should dread his officers far more than the ...
... punishment . The centurions were authorized to chastise with blows ; the generals had a right to punish with death ; and it was an inflexible maxim of Roman discipline , that a good soldier should dread his officers far more than the ...
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... punished by the avenging gods . ( 2 ) But whilst they acknowledged the general advantages of religion , they were convinced , that the various modes of worship con- tributed alike to the same salutary purposes ; and that , in every ...
... punished by the avenging gods . ( 2 ) But whilst they acknowledged the general advantages of religion , they were convinced , that the various modes of worship con- tributed alike to the same salutary purposes ; and that , in every ...
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... punish an obstinate or cowardly disobedience by the most severe and ignominious penalties , by striking the offender out of the list of citizens , by confiscating his property , and by selling his person into slavery . ( 1 ) The most ...
... punish an obstinate or cowardly disobedience by the most severe and ignominious penalties , by striking the offender out of the list of citizens , by confiscating his property , and by selling his person into slavery . ( 1 ) The most ...
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