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Side vi
... Provinces The independent Dynasties 800-941 . The Aglabites 829-907 . The Edrifites 813-872 . The Taherites 872-902 . The Soffarides 874-999 . The Samanides 868-905 . The Toulonides 934-968 . The Ikfhidites 892-1001 . The Hamadanites ...
... Provinces The independent Dynasties 800-941 . The Aglabites 829-907 . The Edrifites 813-872 . The Taherites 872-902 . The Soffarides 874-999 . The Samanides 868-905 . The Toulonides 934-968 . The Ikfhidites 892-1001 . The Hamadanites ...
Side vii
... 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 Transported from Greece to ...
... 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 Transported from Greece to ...
Side x
... Province of the Greeks in Italy 249 983 Defeat of Otho III . 251 Anecdotes 252 1016 Origin of the Normans in Italy 254 1029 Foundation of Averfa 259 1038 The Normans ferve in Sicily 260 1040-1043 . - Their Conqueft of Apulia Character ...
... Province of the Greeks in Italy 249 983 Defeat of Otho III . 251 Anecdotes 252 1016 Origin of the Normans in Italy 254 1029 Foundation of Averfa 259 1038 The Normans ferve in Sicily 260 1040-1043 . - Their Conqueft of Apulia Character ...
Side 2
... provinces , and the Barbarians of Eu- rope might juftly tremble at the precipitate fall of the Gothic monarchy . In this inquiry I fhall un- fold the events that refcued our ancestors of Bri- tain , and our neighbours of Gaul , from the ...
... provinces , and the Barbarians of Eu- rope might juftly tremble at the precipitate fall of the Gothic monarchy . In this inquiry I fhall un- fold the events that refcued our ancestors of Bri- tain , and our neighbours of Gaul , from the ...
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... provinces more fuccefsfully renewed the defence of Damafcus and Alex- andria ; and the Saracens were difmayed by the ftrange and prodigious effects of artificial fire . This firm and effectual refiftance diverted their arms to the more ...
... provinces more fuccefsfully renewed the defence of Damafcus and Alex- andria ; and the Saracens were difmayed by the ftrange and prodigious effects of artificial fire . This firm and effectual refiftance diverted their arms to the more ...
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