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... Varangians of Conftantinople 222 950 Geography and Trade of Ruffia 223 Naval Expeditions of the Ruffians against Con- ftantinople 228 865 The firft 230 904 The fecond ib . 941 The third 231 1043 The fourth 232 Negotiations and Prophecy ...
... Varangians of Conftantinople 222 950 Geography and Trade of Ruffia 223 Naval Expeditions of the Ruffians against Con- ftantinople 228 865 The firft 230 904 The fecond ib . 941 The third 231 1043 The fourth 232 Negotiations and Prophecy ...
Side 221
... Varangians 46 or Corfairs . Their fuperiority in arms , difcipline , and renown , commanded the fear and reverence of the natives . In their wars against the more inland favages , the Varangians condefcended to ferve as friends and ...
... Varangians 46 or Corfairs . Their fuperiority in arms , difcipline , and renown , commanded the fear and reverence of the natives . In their wars against the more inland favages , the Varangians condefcended to ferve as friends and ...
Side 222
... Varangians , distributed estates and subjects to their faithful captains , and fup- plied their numbers with fresh streams of ad- venturers from the Baltic coaft 47. But when the Scandinavian chiefs had ftruck a deep and permanent root ...
... Varangians , distributed estates and subjects to their faithful captains , and fup- plied their numbers with fresh streams of ad- venturers from the Baltic coaft 47. But when the Scandinavian chiefs had ftruck a deep and permanent root ...
Side 223
... Varangians were a colony of English and Danes who fled from the yoke of the Norman conqueror . The habits of pilgrimage and piracy had approximated the countries of the earth ; thefe exiles were entertained in the Byzantine court ; and ...
... Varangians were a colony of English and Danes who fled from the yoke of the Norman conqueror . The habits of pilgrimage and piracy had approximated the countries of the earth ; thefe exiles were entertained in the Byzantine court ; and ...
Side 224
... Varangian chief , were a portion of the Fennic race . With the emigration , union , or diffolution , of the wandering tribes , the loose- and indefinite picture of the Scythian defert has continually fhifted . But the most ancient map ...
... Varangian chief , were a portion of the Fennic race . With the emigration , union , or diffolution , of the wandering tribes , the loose- and indefinite picture of the Scythian defert has continually fhifted . But the most ancient map ...
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