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Side 57
... Carus, and [air Sons. UCH was the unhappy condition of the Roman emperors, that, whatever might be their conduct, their fate was commonly the same. A life of pleasure or virtue, of severit'y or mildness, ofindolence or glory, alike led ...
... Carus, and [air Sons. UCH was the unhappy condition of the Roman emperors, that, whatever might be their conduct, their fate was commonly the same. A life of pleasure or virtue, of severit'y or mildness, ofindolence or glory, alike led ...
Side 92
... Carus. Notwithstanding the severe justice which he exercised against the assaffins of Probus, to whose savour and esteem he was' ' highly' indebted, he could not escape the suspicion of being accessary to a deed from whence he derived ...
... Carus. Notwithstanding the severe justice which he exercised against the assaffins of Probus, to whose savour and esteem he was' ' highly' indebted, he could not escape the suspicion of being accessary to a deed from whence he derived ...
Side 93
... Carus. Two shephexds, avoiding the noon-tide heat, retire into the cave of Faunus. On a spreading beech they discover some recent characters._ in prophetic verses, the felicity promised to the empire, under the reign of so great a ...
... Carus. Two shephexds, avoiding the noon-tide heat, retire into the cave of Faunus. On a spreading beech they discover some recent characters._ in prophetic verses, the felicity promised to the empire, under the reign of so great a ...
Side 94
... , Bibliotheque Orientale of M. d'Herbelot. " The definition 'of hue 1' manity includes all other virtues." toss. 75 To the Persian victory of Carus, I refer the 94 THE DECLINE AND FALLOF _283 He gives Audience to the Persian Ambassadors.
... , Bibliotheque Orientale of M. d'Herbelot. " The definition 'of hue 1' manity includes all other virtues." toss. 75 To the Persian victory of Carus, I refer the 94 THE DECLINE AND FALLOF _283 He gives Audience to the Persian Ambassadors.
Side 95
... Carus, and the severe simplicity which the martial princes, who succeeded Gallienus, had already restored in the Roman camps. The ministers of the Great King trembled and retired. The threats of Carus were not without effect. His ...
... Carus, and the severe simplicity which the martial princes, who succeeded Gallienus, had already restored in the Roman camps. The ministers of the Great King trembled and retired. The threats of Carus were not without effect. His ...
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