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... stranger , and the rude hands of his Dilemites . His palace was pillaged , his eyes were put out , and the mean ambition of the Abbaffides afpired to the vacant station of danger and difgrace . In the school of adverfity , the luxurious ...
... stranger , and the rude hands of his Dilemites . His palace was pillaged , his eyes were put out , and the mean ambition of the Abbaffides afpired to the vacant station of danger and difgrace . In the school of adverfity , the luxurious ...
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... strangers who ferved under the Imperial standard , have been unnoticed by Leo the philofopher , and his fon Constantine . His treatise of the public admi nistration is stained with the fame blemishes ; yet it is difcriminated by ...
... strangers who ferved under the Imperial standard , have been unnoticed by Leo the philofopher , and his fon Constantine . His treatise of the public admi nistration is stained with the fame blemishes ; yet it is difcriminated by ...
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... strangers the Imperial geographer has accurately diftinguished a domestic and perhaps original race , who , in fome degree , might derive their blood from the much Freemen injured Helots . The liberality of the Romans , and efpecially ...
... strangers the Imperial geographer has accurately diftinguished a domestic and perhaps original race , who , in fome degree , might derive their blood from the much Freemen injured Helots . The liberality of the Romans , and efpecially ...
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... strangers of the East ; and this occult science was magnified by vulgar credu- lity , which modeftly supposes that all knowledge . fuperior to its own must be the effect of inspiration 105 The alopia of Zonaras , the appia nas apatia of ...
... strangers of the East ; and this occult science was magnified by vulgar credu- lity , which modeftly supposes that all knowledge . fuperior to its own must be the effect of inspiration 105 The alopia of Zonaras , the appia nas apatia of ...
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... . Ovid ( Metamorph . ix . i — 100 . ) has boldly painted the combat of the river - god and the hero ; the native and the stranger . " defires . " 1 CHAP . defires . " The reconciliation was fealed by OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 210.
... . Ovid ( Metamorph . ix . i — 100 . ) has boldly painted the combat of the river - god and the hero ; the native and the stranger . " defires . " 1 CHAP . defires . " The reconciliation was fealed by OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 210.
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