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... received this maxim from him , argues very judiciously on the subject . De Re Rustica , 1. i . c . 7 , p . 408 , edit . Gesner . Leipsig , 1735 . 31 Valesius ( ad Ammian . xiv . 6 ) has proved , from Chrysostom and Augustin , that the ...
... received this maxim from him , argues very judiciously on the subject . De Re Rustica , 1. i . c . 7 , p . 408 , edit . Gesner . Leipsig , 1735 . 31 Valesius ( ad Ammian . xiv . 6 ) has proved , from Chrysostom and Augustin , that the ...
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... received , either as a gift , or at a very low price , a loaf of bread of the weight of three pounds , for the use of his family . II . The forest of Lucania , whose acorns fattened large droves of wild hogs , afforded , as a species of ...
... received , either as a gift , or at a very low price , a loaf of bread of the weight of three pounds , for the use of his family . II . The forest of Lucania , whose acorns fattened large droves of wild hogs , afforded , as a species of ...
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... received from the grateful successors of her husband.75 But these private and temporary donatives were insufficient to appease the hunger of a numerous people ; and the progress of famine invaded the marble palaces of the senators ...
... received from the grateful successors of her husband.75 But these private and temporary donatives were insufficient to appease the hunger of a numerous people ; and the progress of famine invaded the marble palaces of the senators ...
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... received a more honorable reën- forcement of Goths and Huns , whom Adolphus , 80 the brother of his wife , had conducted , at his pressing invitation , from the banks of the Danube to those of the Tiber ; and who had cut their way ...
... received a more honorable reën- forcement of Goths and Huns , whom Adolphus , 80 the brother of his wife , had conducted , at his pressing invitation , from the banks of the Danube to those of the Tiber ; and who had cut their way ...
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... received the northern branch of the Tiber , about two miles from the an- cient colony of Ostia.89 The Roman Port insensibly swelled 86 Zosimus , 1. v . pp . 367 , 368 , 369. This custom of swearing by the head , or life , or safety , or ...
... received the northern branch of the Tiber , about two miles from the an- cient colony of Ostia.89 The Roman Port insensibly swelled 86 Zosimus , 1. v . pp . 367 , 368 , 369. This custom of swearing by the head , or life , or safety , or ...
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