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Side vii
... Liutprand The Themes , or Provinces of the Empire , and its Limits in every Age General Wealth and Populousness State of Peloponefus : Sclavonians Freemen of Laconia Cities and Revenue of Peloponefus Manufactures - especially of Silk ...
... Liutprand The Themes , or Provinces of the Empire , and its Limits in every Age General Wealth and Populousness State of Peloponefus : Sclavonians Freemen of Laconia Cities and Revenue of Peloponefus Manufactures - especially of Silk ...
Side 86
... Liutprand , whofe choleric temper was embittered by his uneafy fituation , fuggefts the names of reproach and contempt more applicable to Nicephorus than the vain titles of the Greeks , Ecce venit ftella matutina , furgit Eous ...
... Liutprand , whofe choleric temper was embittered by his uneafy fituation , fuggefts the names of reproach and contempt more applicable to Nicephorus than the vain titles of the Greeks , Ecce venit ftella matutina , furgit Eous ...
Side 88
... Liutprand was dif- posed to depreciate the Greek power , yet he owns that Nicephorus led against Affyria an army of eighty thousand men . 115 Ducenta fere millia hominum numerabat urbs ( Abulfeda , Annal . Moflem . p . 231. ) of ...
... Liutprand was dif- posed to depreciate the Greek power , yet he owns that Nicephorus led against Affyria an army of eighty thousand men . 115 Ducenta fere millia hominum numerabat urbs ( Abulfeda , Annal . Moflem . p . 231. ) of ...
Side 99
... Liutprand are stamped with an original 10 After obferving that the demerit of the Cappadocians rofe in proportion to their rank and riches , he inferts a more pointed epi- gram , which is afcribed to Demodocus : Καππαδόκην ποτ ' εχιδνα ...
... Liutprand are stamped with an original 10 After obferving that the demerit of the Cappadocians rofe in proportion to their rank and riches , he inferts a more pointed epi- gram , which is afcribed to Demodocus : Καππαδόκην ποτ ' εχιδνα ...
Side 108
... Nicephoro aureos centum perfolvere , fimiliter et ceteras plus - minufve fecundum vires fuas ( Liutprand in Legat . p . 489. ) . angel , 1 d e 1 h . m ឌ រ LIII . 108 THE DECLINE AND FALL Manufactures-especially of Silk.
... Nicephoro aureos centum perfolvere , fimiliter et ceteras plus - minufve fecundum vires fuas ( Liutprand in Legat . p . 489. ) . angel , 1 d e 1 h . m ឌ រ LIII . 108 THE DECLINE AND FALL Manufactures-especially of Silk.
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