The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.1791 |
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... prefent hour , who strives to follow the rapid courfe of the Saracens , muft ftudy to explain by what means the church and state were faved from this impend- ing , and , as it fhould feem , from this inevitable danger . The deferts of ...
... prefent hour , who strives to follow the rapid courfe of the Saracens , muft ftudy to explain by what means the church and state were faved from this impend- ing , and , as it fhould feem , from this inevitable danger . The deferts of ...
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... prefent age . The precautions of Anaftafius were not unworthy of his ftation , or of the impending danger . He iffued a peremptory mandate , that all perfons who were not provided with the means of fubfiftence for a three years fiege ...
... prefent age . The precautions of Anaftafius were not unworthy of his ftation , or of the impending danger . He iffued a peremptory mandate , that all perfons who were not provided with the means of fubfiftence for a three years fiege ...
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... prefent bishop of Llandaff`s ) Chemical Effays , vol . iii . essay i . a claffic book , the best adapted to infuse the taste and knowledge of chemistry . The less perfect ideas of the ancients may be found in -Strabo ( Geograph . 1. xvi ...
... prefent bishop of Llandaff`s ) Chemical Effays , vol . iii . essay i . a claffic book , the best adapted to infuse the taste and knowledge of chemistry . The less perfect ideas of the ancients may be found in -Strabo ( Geograph . 1. xvi ...
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... prefent existence . But in the public diftrefs , the mayor of the palace had been compelled to apply the riches , or at least the revenues , of the bishops and abbots , to the relief of the state and the reward of the foldiers . His ...
... prefent existence . But in the public diftrefs , the mayor of the palace had been compelled to apply the riches , or at least the revenues , of the bishops and abbots , to the relief of the state and the reward of the foldiers . His ...
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... prefent " world " " The luxury of the caliphs , fo ufe- lefs , to their private happiness , relaxed the nerves , and terminated the progress , of the Arabian em- pire . Temporal and fpiritual conqueft had been the fole occupation of the ...
... prefent " world " " The luxury of the caliphs , fo ufe- lefs , to their private happiness , relaxed the nerves , and terminated the progress , of the Arabian em- pire . Temporal and fpiritual conqueft had been the fole occupation of the ...
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