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Side 12
In the arts of negotiation , as well as in those of war , the Gothic king maintained
his superior ascendant over 2 The expression of Zosimus is strong and lively ,
kata póvnoir eu touno al tois srodenious apkoûvtas , sutlicient to excite the ...
In the arts of negotiation , as well as in those of war , the Gothic king maintained
his superior ascendant over 2 The expression of Zosimus is strong and lively ,
kata póvnoir eu touno al tois srodenious apkoûvtas , sutlicient to excite the ...
Side 22
Their long robes of silk and purple float in the wind ; and as they are agitated by
art or accident , they occasionally discover the under - garments , the rich tunics ,
embroidered with the figures of various animals.38 Followed 30 The minute ...
Their long robes of silk and purple float in the wind ; and as they are agitated by
art or accident , they occasionally discover the under - garments , the rich tunics ,
embroidered with the figures of various animals.38 Followed 30 The minute ...
Side 24
... who are ready to execrate the memory of Semiramis , for the cruel art which
she invented , of frustrating the purposes of nature , and of blasting in the bud the
hopes of future generations . In the exercise of domestic jurisdiction , the nobles
of ...
... who are ready to execrate the memory of Semiramis , for the cruel art which
she invented , of frustrating the purposes of nature , and of blasting in the bud the
hopes of future generations . In the exercise of domestic jurisdiction , the nobles
of ...
Side 25
But the frequent and familiar companions of the great , are those parasites , who
practice the most useful of all arts , the art of flattery ; who eagerly applaud each
word , and every action , of their immortal patron ; gaze with rapture on his marble
...
But the frequent and familiar companions of the great , are those parasites , who
practice the most useful of all arts , the art of flattery ; who eagerly applaud each
word , and every action , of their immortal patron ; gaze with rapture on his marble
...
Side 27
The art of obtaining the signature of a favorable testament , and sometimes of
hastening the moment of its execution , is perfectly understood ; and it has
happened , that in the same house , though in different apartments , a husband
and a wife ...
The art of obtaining the signature of a favorable testament , and sometimes of
hastening the moment of its execution , is perfectly understood ; and it has
happened , that in the same house , though in different apartments , a husband
and a wife ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 3 The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Henry Hart Milman |
| Forfatter | Edward Gibbon |
| Redaktør | William Smith |
| Utgiver | National Library, 1900 |
| Original fra | University of California Irvine |
| Digitalisert | 3. mar 2017 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |