The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 1Alex. Murray & Son, 1869 |
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Side 22
... subjects.3 The terror of the Roman arms added weight and dignity to the moderation of the emperors . They preserved peace by a constant preparation for war ; and while justice regulated their conduct , they announced to the nations on ...
... subjects.3 The terror of the Roman arms added weight and dignity to the moderation of the emperors . They preserved peace by a constant preparation for war ; and while justice regulated their conduct , they announced to the nations on ...
Side 27
... subjects , which recruited the ranks of the legion . The horses were bred , for the most part , in Spain or ... subject of the ancient machines is treated with great knowledge and ingenuity by the Chevalier Folard ( Polybe , tom . ii . p ...
... subjects , which recruited the ranks of the legion . The horses were bred , for the most part , in Spain or ... subject of the ancient machines is treated with great knowledge and ingenuity by the Chevalier Folard ( Polybe , tom . ii . p ...
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... subject to the Romans , it formed the eastern frontier of their empire ; nor did that province , in its utmost latitude ... subjects to the Roman empire . - Dion Cassius , lib . Ixviii . p . 1131 . The geographers of antiquity have ...
... subject to the Romans , it formed the eastern frontier of their empire ; nor did that province , in its utmost latitude ... subjects to the Roman empire . - Dion Cassius , lib . Ixviii . p . 1131 . The geographers of antiquity have ...
Side 39
... subjects and strangers from every part of the world ( Seneca Con- solat . ad Helviam , p . 74. Edit . Lips . ) , who all introduced and en- joyed the favourite superstitions of their native country . - Dionysius Halicarn . Antiquitat ...
... subjects and strangers from every part of the world ( Seneca Con- solat . ad Helviam , p . 74. Edit . Lips . ) , who all introduced and en- joyed the favourite superstitions of their native country . - Dionysius Halicarn . Antiquitat ...
Side 41
... subjects ; and their increase , however rapid , was no longer exposed to the same dangers . Yet the wisest princes , who adopted the maxims of Augustus , guarded with the strictest care the dignity of the Roman name , and diffused the ...
... subjects ; and their increase , however rapid , was no longer exposed to the same dangers . Yet the wisest princes , who adopted the maxims of Augustus , guarded with the strictest care the dignity of the Roman name , and diffused the ...
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