The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 3Tourneisen, 1787 - 403 sider |
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... historian , who acknowledges the juftice of their complaints , will obferve fome favourable circumstances which tended to alleviate the mifery of their condition . The threatening tempeft of Barbarians , which fo foon fubverted the ...
... historian , who acknowledges the juftice of their complaints , will obferve fome favourable circumstances which tended to alleviate the mifery of their condition . The threatening tempeft of Barbarians , which fo foon fubverted the ...
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... historians , Eufebius , Socrates , and Sozomen , that the facred ornaments of the temple of Delphi were removed to Conftantinople by the order of Constantine ; and among these the serpentine pillar of the Hippodrome is particularly ...
... historians , Eufebius , Socrates , and Sozomen , that the facred ornaments of the temple of Delphi were removed to Conftantinople by the order of Constantine ; and among these the serpentine pillar of the Hippodrome is particularly ...
Side 367
... historian had not fwelled the army of 35,000 Alemanni to an innu- merable multitude of barbarians , πληθος απειρον βαρβαρων . It is our own fault if this detection does not infpire us with proper distrust on fimilar occafions . 78 ...
... historian had not fwelled the army of 35,000 Alemanni to an innu- merable multitude of barbarians , πληθος απειρον βαρβαρων . It is our own fault if this detection does not infpire us with proper distrust on fimilar occafions . 78 ...
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