The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 3H. T. Coates, 1900 |
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... arms , in Italy , as well as in Greece , he had been twice overthrown . Their active and interested hatred laboriously accomplished the disgrace and ruin of the great Stilicho . The valor of Sarus , his fame in arms , and his personal ...
... arms , in Italy , as well as in Greece , he had been twice overthrown . Their active and interested hatred laboriously accomplished the disgrace and ruin of the great Stilicho . The valor of Sarus , his fame in arms , and his personal ...
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... arms . Fifty thousand had already died in the defence of their country ; and the twenty - three legions which ' were employed in the different camps of Italy , Greece , Sar- dinia , Sicily , and Spain , required about one hundred thou ...
... arms . Fifty thousand had already died in the defence of their country ; and the twenty - three legions which ' were employed in the different camps of Italy , Greece , Sar- dinia , Sicily , and Spain , required about one hundred thou ...
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Edward Gibbon Henry Hart Milman. repulsed the arms of Hannibal , and subdued the nations of the earth . The temporal honors which the devout Paula 11 inherited and despised , are carefully recapitulated by Jerom , the guide of her ...
Edward Gibbon Henry Hart Milman. repulsed the arms of Hannibal , and subdued the nations of the earth . The temporal honors which the devout Paula 11 inherited and despised , are carefully recapitulated by Jerom , the guide of her ...
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... arms and counsels , the power of King An- tiochus . The ostentation of displaying , of magnifying , perhaps , the rent - roll of the estates which they possess in all the provinces , from the rising to the setting sun , provokes the ...
... arms and counsels , the power of King An- tiochus . The ostentation of displaying , of magnifying , perhaps , the rent - roll of the estates which they possess in all the provinces , from the rising to the setting sun , provokes the ...
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... arms , and animated by de- spair . " The thicker the hay , the easier it is mowed , " was the concise reply of the Barbarian ; and this rustic metaphor was accompanied by a loud and insulting laugh , expressive of his contempt for the ...
... arms , and animated by de- spair . " The thicker the hay , the easier it is mowed , " was the concise reply of the Barbarian ; and this rustic metaphor was accompanied by a loud and insulting laugh , expressive of his contempt for the ...
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