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... formed the siege , or rather the blockade , of the city . By a skilful disposition of his numerous forces , who impatiently watched the moment of an assault , Alaric encompassed the walls , commanded the twelve principal gates ...
... formed the siege , or rather the blockade , of the city . By a skilful disposition of his numerous forces , who impatiently watched the moment of an assault , Alaric encompassed the walls , commanded the twelve principal gates ...
Side 37
... formed in the Capitol , by the authority , and in the presence , of the magistrates , the majority of that respectable assembly , apprehensive either of the Divine or of the Imperial dis- pleasure , refused to join in an act , which ...
... formed in the Capitol , by the authority , and in the presence , of the magistrates , the majority of that respectable assembly , apprehensive either of the Divine or of the Imperial dis- pleasure , refused to join in an act , which ...
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... formed the narrow entrance , ad- vanced far into the sea , and firmly repelled the fury of the waves , while the largest vessels securely rode at anchor within three deep and capacious basins , which received the northern branch of the ...
... formed the narrow entrance , ad- vanced far into the sea , and firmly repelled the fury of the waves , while the largest vessels securely rode at anchor within three deep and capacious basins , which received the northern branch of the ...
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... formed an inconsiderable portion of the Gothic treasures ; of which some extraordinary speci- mens may be selected from the history of the successors of Adolphus . Many curious and costly ornaments of pure gold , enriched with jewels ...
... formed an inconsiderable portion of the Gothic treasures ; of which some extraordinary speci- mens may be selected from the history of the successors of Adolphus . Many curious and costly ornaments of pure gold , enriched with jewels ...
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... formed a recent alliance , and the degraded Attalus , whom they reserved in their camp for the occasional purpose of acting the part of a musician or a monarch . Yet in a moment of disgust ( for which it is not easy to assign a cause ...
... formed a recent alliance , and the degraded Attalus , whom they reserved in their camp for the occasional purpose of acting the part of a musician or a monarch . Yet in a moment of disgust ( for which it is not easy to assign a cause ...
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