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... , Vice - præfects , etc. The Governors of the Provinces The Profeffion of the Law III . The Military Officers Diftinction of the Troops A. D. Reduction of the Legions Difficulty of Levies Encrease a 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS.
... , Vice - præfects , etc. The Governors of the Provinces The Profeffion of the Law III . The Military Officers Diftinction of the Troops A. D. Reduction of the Legions Difficulty of Levies Encrease a 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS.
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... troops whom they commanded . Some of thefe official enfigns were really exhibited in their hall of audience ; others preceded their pompous march whenever they appeared in public ; and every circumftance of their demeanour , their drefs ...
... troops whom they commanded . Some of thefe official enfigns were really exhibited in their hall of audience ; others preceded their pompous march whenever they appeared in public ; and every circumftance of their demeanour , their drefs ...
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... troops had been weakened by Dio- cletian , and finally fuppreffed by Conftantine , the præfects , who furvived their fall , were reduced without difficulty to the ftation of useful and obedient minifters . When they were no longer ...
... troops had been weakened by Dio- cletian , and finally fuppreffed by Conftantine , the præfects , who furvived their fall , were reduced without difficulty to the ftation of useful and obedient minifters . When they were no longer ...
Side 41
... troops which were under his immediate infpection , they both indifferently com- manded in the field the feveral bodies , whether of horse or foot , which were united in the fame 125 СНАР . XVII . army 126 , 1. Their number OF THE ROMAN ...
... troops which were under his immediate infpection , they both indifferently com- manded in the field the feveral bodies , whether of horse or foot , which were united in the fame 125 СНАР . XVII . army 126 , 1. Their number OF THE ROMAN ...
Side 43
... troops very frequently remained without orders or without fupplies ; the public fafety was betrayed , and the defenceless fubjects were left expofed to the fury of the Barbarians . The divided admini- stration , which had been formed by ...
... troops very frequently remained without orders or without fupplies ; the public fafety was betrayed , and the defenceless fubjects were left expofed to the fury of the Barbarians . The divided admini- stration , which had been formed by ...
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