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... person of the emperor himself . The five titles of , 1. Defpot ; 2. Sebaftocrator ; 3. Cæfar ; 4. Pan- hyperfebaftor ; and , 5. Protofebaftos ; were usually confined to the princes of his blood : they were the emanations of his majefty ...
... person of the emperor himself . The five titles of , 1. Defpot ; 2. Sebaftocrator ; 3. Cæfar ; 4. Pan- hyperfebaftor ; and , 5. Protofebaftos ; were usually confined to the princes of his blood : they were the emanations of his majefty ...
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... person to the public view : the rites of policy were connected with those of religion , and his vifits to the principal churches were regulated by the festivals of the Greek calendar . On the eve of these proceffions , the gracious or ...
... person to the public view : the rites of policy were connected with those of religion , and his vifits to the principal churches were regulated by the festivals of the Greek calendar . On the eve of these proceffions , the gracious or ...
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... person in the kingdom . As the facerdotal office had been occupied by his mother's family , Strabo ( 1. xii . p . 809. 835 , 836 , 837. ) dwells with peculiar complacency on the temple , the worship , and LIV . Perfecu- tion of the ...
... person in the kingdom . As the facerdotal office had been occupied by his mother's family , Strabo ( 1. xii . p . 809. 835 , 836 , 837. ) dwells with peculiar complacency on the temple , the worship , and LIV . Perfecu- tion of the ...
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... person the operations of the fiege . This im- portant conqueft had been atchieved by the con- cord of the Eaft and Weft ; but their recent amity was foon embittered by the mutual complaints of jealousy and pride . The Greeks affumed as ...
... person the operations of the fiege . This im- portant conqueft had been atchieved by the con- cord of the Eaft and Weft ; but their recent amity was foon embittered by the mutual complaints of jealousy and pride . The Greeks affumed as ...
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... person of Lothaire's army , who founded , or rather cried , a retreat : for the Germans ( says Cin- namus , l . iii . c . i . p . 51. ) are ignorant of the use of trumpets . Moft ignorant himself ! I A have CHAP . have promised to ...
... person of Lothaire's army , who founded , or rather cried , a retreat : for the Germans ( says Cin- namus , l . iii . c . i . p . 51. ) are ignorant of the use of trumpets . Moft ignorant himself ! I A have CHAP . have promised to ...
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