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... whose testimony I esteem the most convenient and creditable . 2 For this firft fiege of Conftantinople , fee Nicephorus ( Breviar . p . 21 , 22. ) ; Theophanes ( Chronograph . p . 294. ) ; Cedrenus ( Com- pend . p . 437. ) ; Zonaras ...
... whose testimony I esteem the most convenient and creditable . 2 For this firft fiege of Conftantinople , fee Nicephorus ( Breviar . p . 21 , 22. ) ; Theophanes ( Chronograph . p . 294. ) ; Cedrenus ( Com- pend . p . 437. ) ; Zonaras ...
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... whose ambition appears to have been quickened by a more active and martial spirit . In the revolutions of the Greek empire , after the tyrant Juftinian had been punished and avenged , an humble fecretary , Anaftafius or Artemius , was ...
... whose ambition appears to have been quickened by a more active and martial spirit . In the revolutions of the Greek empire , after the tyrant Juftinian had been punished and avenged , an humble fecretary , Anaftafius or Artemius , was ...
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... whose cell had been the only habitation on the spot . 44 Reliquit in ærario fexcenties millies mille ftateres , et quater et vicies millies mille aureos aureos . Elmacin , Hift . Saracen . p . 126. I have reckoned the gold pieces at ...
... whose cell had been the only habitation on the spot . 44 Reliquit in ærario fexcenties millies mille ftateres , et quater et vicies millies mille aureos aureos . Elmacin , Hift . Saracen . p . 126. I have reckoned the gold pieces at ...
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... whose belts and fcymetars were ftudded with gold 49 , In a private condition , our defires are perpe . tually repreffed by poverty and fubordination ; but the lives and labours of millions are devoted to + the fervice of a defpotic ...
... whose belts and fcymetars were ftudded with gold 49 , In a private condition , our defires are perpe . tually repreffed by poverty and fubordination ; but the lives and labours of millions are devoted to + the fervice of a defpotic ...
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... whose style was adapted to the taste and manners of their countrymen ; with ge- neral and partial hiftories , which each revolving 54 These literary anecdotes are borrowed from the Bibliotheca Arabico - Hispana ( tom . ii . p . 38. 71 ...
... whose style was adapted to the taste and manners of their countrymen ; with ge- neral and partial hiftories , which each revolving 54 These literary anecdotes are borrowed from the Bibliotheca Arabico - Hispana ( tom . ii . p . 38. 71 ...
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