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... exposing them- felves to the merciless retaliation of the Thracian peasants . An army of Bulgarians was attracted from the Danube by the gifts and promifes of Leo ; and these favage auxiliaries made fome atonement for the evils which ...
... exposing them- felves to the merciless retaliation of the Thracian peasants . An army of Bulgarians was attracted from the Danube by the gifts and promifes of Leo ; and these favage auxiliaries made fome atonement for the evils which ...
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... exposed to their depredations ; they faw , they envied , they tafted , the fertility of Crete , and foon returned with forty gallies to a more ferious attack . The Andalufians wandered over the land fearlefs and unmolefted ; but when ...
... exposed to their depredations ; they faw , they envied , they tafted , the fertility of Crete , and foon returned with forty gallies to a more ferious attack . The Andalufians wandered over the land fearlefs and unmolefted ; but when ...
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... expose the prodigality of her ungrateful fon , by a free and faithful account of the wealth which he inherited ; one hundred and nine thousand pounds of gold , and three hundred thousand of filver , the fruits of her own economy and ...
... expose the prodigality of her ungrateful fon , by a free and faithful account of the wealth which he inherited ; one hundred and nine thousand pounds of gold , and three hundred thousand of filver , the fruits of her own economy and ...
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... exposed to the calumnies of the monks , and they chose to be the tyrants , left they should be accused as the accomplices , of the Manichæans . Such a re- proach has fullied the clemency of Nicephorus , who relaxed in their favour the ...
... exposed to the calumnies of the monks , and they chose to be the tyrants , left they should be accused as the accomplices , of the Manichæans . Such a re- proach has fullied the clemency of Nicephorus , who relaxed in their favour the ...
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... exposed the nakedness of the empire . Con- ftantine Porphyrogenitus ( in Vit . Bafil . c . 37-43 . p . 166–171 . ) has displayed the glory of his grandfather . Cedrenus ( p . 570- 573. ) is without their paffions or their knowledge . N ...
... exposed the nakedness of the empire . Con- ftantine Porphyrogenitus ( in Vit . Bafil . c . 37-43 . p . 166–171 . ) has displayed the glory of his grandfather . Cedrenus ( p . 570- 573. ) is without their paffions or their knowledge . N ...
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