The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 3H. T. Coates, 1900 |
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... exercises of a soldier . Hannibal was astonished by the constancy of the the senate , who , without raising the siege of Capua , or re- calling their scattered forces , expected his approach . He encamped on the banks of the Anio , at ...
... exercises of a soldier . Hannibal was astonished by the constancy of the the senate , who , without raising the siege of Capua , or re- calling their scattered forces , expected his approach . He encamped on the banks of the Anio , at ...
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... exercise of domestic jurisdiction , the nobles of Rome express an exquisite sensibility for any personal injury , and a contemptuous indifference for the rest of the human species . When they have called for warm water , if a slave has ...
... exercise of domestic jurisdiction , the nobles of Rome express an exquisite sensibility for any personal injury , and a contemptuous indifference for the rest of the human species . When they have called for warm water , if a slave has ...
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... exercise and plentiful subsistence ; and his private generosity often supplied the rewards , which were denied by the avarice , or poverty , of the court of Ravenna . The valor of Gennerid , formidable to the adjacent Barbarians , was ...
... exercise and plentiful subsistence ; and his private generosity often supplied the rewards , which were denied by the avarice , or poverty , of the court of Ravenna . The valor of Gennerid , formidable to the adjacent Barbarians , was ...
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... exercises of their ridiculous profession . But when the trumpet summoned him to arms ; when he mounted his horse , and , bending down ( for such was his singular practice ) almost upon the neck , fiercely rolled his large animated eyes ...
... exercises of their ridiculous profession . But when the trumpet summoned him to arms ; when he mounted his horse , and , bending down ( for such was his singular practice ) almost upon the neck , fiercely rolled his large animated eyes ...
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... exercise their domestic and implacable hos- tilities . In the pride of victory , Wallia was faithful to his engagements ; he restored his Spanish conquests to the obedience of Honorius ; and the tyranny of the Imperial officers soon ...
... exercise their domestic and implacable hos- tilities . In the pride of victory , Wallia was faithful to his engagements ; he restored his Spanish conquests to the obedience of Honorius ; and the tyranny of the Imperial officers soon ...
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