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Side 14
... observe the beauties of the prospect ; but they were pleased to find that the Saxa Intercisa , a narrow passage which Vespasian had cut through the rock ( Cluver . Italia Antiq . tom . i . p . 618 ) , was totally neglected . 5 Hinc albi ...
... observe the beauties of the prospect ; but they were pleased to find that the Saxa Intercisa , a narrow passage which Vespasian had cut through the rock ( Cluver . Italia Antiq . tom . i . p . 618 ) , was totally neglected . 5 Hinc albi ...
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... observes that his fame was clouded by the superior lustre of the Mace- donian , which preceded the Illyrian , triumph . 16 The dates of the three consulships are , A. U. C. 593 , 818 , 967 ; the two last under the reigns of Nero and ...
... observes that his fame was clouded by the superior lustre of the Mace- donian , which preceded the Illyrian , triumph . 16 The dates of the three consulships are , A. U. C. 593 , 818 , 967 ; the two last under the reigns of Nero and ...
Side 18
... observe , that several of the richest senators re- ceived from their estates an annual income of four thousand 20 Probus . . . . claritudine generis et potentiâ et opum magnitudine , cognitus Orbi Romano , per quem universum pœne ...
... observe , that several of the richest senators re- ceived from their estates an annual income of four thousand 20 Probus . . . . claritudine generis et potentiâ et opum magnitudine , cognitus Orbi Romano , per quem universum pœne ...
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... observe , with philosophic curiosity , the interesting and original picture of the manners of Rome.84 " The greatness of Rome " -such is the language of the historian- " was founded on the rare , and almost incredible , alliance of ...
... observe , with philosophic curiosity , the interesting and original picture of the manners of Rome.84 " The greatness of Rome " -such is the language of the historian- " was founded on the rare , and almost incredible , alliance of ...
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... observe that he is a worthless fellow ; but that if he repeats the offence , he shall not escape punishment . Hospitality was formerly the virtue of the Romans ; and every stranger who could plead either merit or misfortune , was ...
... observe that he is a worthless fellow ; but that if he repeats the offence , he shall not escape punishment . Hospitality was formerly the virtue of the Romans ; and every stranger who could plead either merit or misfortune , was ...
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