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Side vi
... . The Eastern Conquests of Nicephorus Phocas , and John Zimifces Conqueft of Cilicia Invafion of Syria Recovery of Antioch Paffage of the Euphrates Danger of Bagdad CHAP . LIII . State of the Eastern Empire in vi CONTENTS :
... . The Eastern Conquests of Nicephorus Phocas , and John Zimifces Conqueft of Cilicia Invafion of Syria Recovery of Antioch Paffage of the Euphrates Danger of Bagdad CHAP . LIII . State of the Eastern Empire in vi CONTENTS :
Side vii
Edward Gibbon. CHAP . LIII . State of the Eastern Empire in the Tenth Century . — Extent and Divifion . - Wealth and Revenue . - Palace of Con- ftantinople . - Titles and Offices . - Pride and Power of the Emperors . - Tactics of the ...
Edward Gibbon. CHAP . LIII . State of the Eastern Empire in the Tenth Century . — Extent and Divifion . - Wealth and Revenue . - Palace of Con- ftantinople . - Titles and Offices . - Pride and Power of the Emperors . - Tactics of the ...
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... , and has inserted almost entire , in a Latin verfion ( Cri- tica , tom . iii . p . 873. tom . iv . p . 37. ) . fter teret ntfe tom . , and An has a , in ority ates , the С НА Р. LIII . Memori- Greek empire . CHA OF THE ROMAN 93 EMPIRE .
... , and has inserted almost entire , in a Latin verfion ( Cri- tica , tom . iii . p . 873. tom . iv . p . 37. ) . fter teret ntfe tom . , and An has a , in ority ates , the С НА Р. LIII . Memori- Greek empire . CHA OF THE ROMAN 93 EMPIRE .
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Edward Gibbon. С НА Р. LIII . Memori- Greek empire . CHA P. LIII . State of the Eastern Empire in the Tenth Century . -Extent and Divifion . - Wealth and Revenue . -Palace of Conftantinople . - Titles and Of fices . - Pride and Power of ...
Edward Gibbon. С НА Р. LIII . Memori- Greek empire . CHA P. LIII . State of the Eastern Empire in the Tenth Century . -Extent and Divifion . - Wealth and Revenue . -Palace of Conftantinople . - Titles and Of fices . - Pride and Power of ...
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... LIII . 95 curate furvey of the provinces , the themes , as they CHAP . were then denominated , both of Europe and Afia3 . The fyftem of Roman tactics , the difcipline and order of the troops , and the military operations by land and fea ...
... LIII . 95 curate furvey of the provinces , the themes , as they CHAP . were then denominated , both of Europe and Afia3 . The fyftem of Roman tactics , the difcipline and order of the troops , and the military operations by land and fea ...
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