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... and he might speciously complain , that the Imperial ministers still delayed and
eluded the payment of the four thousand pounds of gold , which had been
granted by the Roman senate , either to reward his services , or to appease his
fury .
... and he might speciously complain , that the Imperial ministers still delayed and
eluded the payment of the four thousand pounds of gold , which had been
granted by the Roman senate , either to reward his services , or to appease his
fury .
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562 , last 8vo edition . 26 * This curious account of Rome , in the reign of
Honorius , is found in a frage ment of the liistorian Olympiodorus , ap . Photium , p
. 197 . pounds of gold , above one hundred and sixty thousand 18 TAE DECLINE
AND ...
562 , last 8vo edition . 26 * This curious account of Rome , in the reign of
Honorius , is found in a frage ment of the liistorian Olympiodorus , ap . Photium , p
. 197 . pounds of gold , above one hundred and sixty thousand 18 TAE DECLINE
AND ...
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pounds of gold , above one hundred and sixty thousand pounds sterling ; without
computing the stated provision of corn and wine , which , had they been sold ,
might have equalled in value one - third of the money . Compared to this ...
pounds of gold , above one hundred and sixty thousand pounds sterling ; without
computing the stated provision of corn and wine , which , had they been sold ,
might have equalled in value one - third of the money . Compared to this ...
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... or in the form of gold and silver plate ; and there were many sideboards in the
time of Pliny which contained more solid silver , than had been transported by
Scipio from vanquished Carthage.82 The greater part of the nobles , who
dissipated ...
... or in the form of gold and silver plate ; and there were many sideboards in the
time of Pliny which contained more solid silver , than had been transported by
Scipio from vanquished Carthage.82 The greater part of the nobles , who
dissipated ...
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... of bronze and marble ; nor are they satisfied , unless those statues are covered
with plates of gold ; an honorable distinction , first granted to Acilius the consul ,
after he had subdued , by his arms and counsels , the power of King Antiochus .
... of bronze and marble ; nor are they satisfied , unless those statues are covered
with plates of gold ; an honorable distinction , first granted to Acilius the consul ,
after he had subdued , by his arms and counsels , the power of King Antiochus .
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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 |