The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 3H. T. Coates, 1900 |
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... language of laws . 23 Nicopolis . in Actiaco littore sita possessionis vestræ nunc pars vel maxima est . Jerom . in præfat . Comment , ad Epistol . ad Titum , tom . ix . p . 243 . M. D Tillemont supposes , strangely enough , that it was ...
... language of laws . 23 Nicopolis . in Actiaco littore sita possessionis vestræ nunc pars vel maxima est . Jerom . in præfat . Comment , ad Epistol . ad Titum , tom . ix . p . 243 . M. D Tillemont supposes , strangely enough , that it was ...
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... language , that they were not born in the land of the Cimmerians , the regions of eternal darkness . In these journeys into the country , the whole body of the household marches with their master . In the same manner as the cavalry and ...
... language , that they were not born in the land of the Cimmerians , the regions of eternal darkness . In these journeys into the country , the whole body of the household marches with their master . In the same manner as the cavalry and ...
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... language , his lively sense of the insult so wantonly offered to his person and to his nation . The confer- ence of Rimini was hastily interrupted ; and the præfect Jovius , on his return to Ravenna , was compelled to adopt , and even ...
... language , his lively sense of the insult so wantonly offered to his person and to his nation . The confer- ence of Rimini was hastily interrupted ; and the præfect Jovius , on his return to Ravenna , was compelled to adopt , and even ...
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... language , the officious importunity of Attalus ; that , scorning the advice of his great ally , he in- vested with the purple his brother Sebastian ; and that he most imprudently accepted the service of Sarus , when that gallant chief ...
... language , the officious importunity of Attalus ; that , scorning the advice of his great ally , he in- vested with the purple his brother Sebastian ; and that he most imprudently accepted the service of Sarus , when that gallant chief ...
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... language of its most eloquent historian , who has con- cisely expressed the passionate , and perhaps exaggerated , declamations of contemporary writers.157 The irruption of these nations was followed by the most dreadful ca- lamities ...
... language of its most eloquent historian , who has con- cisely expressed the passionate , and perhaps exaggerated , declamations of contemporary writers.157 The irruption of these nations was followed by the most dreadful ca- lamities ...
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