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Side 29
EEPUBLIC OP VENICE. 29 the ancient dignity of Padua was supported bv
agriculture and manufactures ; and the property of five hundred citizens, who
were entitled to the equestrian rank, must have amounted, at the strictest
computation, ...
EEPUBLIC OP VENICE. 29 the ancient dignity of Padua was supported bv
agriculture and manufactures ; and the property of five hundred citizens, who
were entitled to the equestrian rank, must have amounted, at the strictest
computation, ...
Side 40
4, p. 186 — 188) is a fabulous writer for the events which precede his own
memory. His narrative must therefore be supplied and corrected by five or sis
Chronicles, none of which were composed in Rome or Italy ; and which can only
express ...
4, p. 186 — 188) is a fabulous writer for the events which precede his own
memory. His narrative must therefore be supplied and corrected by five or sis
Chronicles, none of which were composed in Rome or Italy ; and which can only
express ...
Side 41
The interpretation given to that of the vultures would not be unfavourably
received, when it promised the empire a farther term of five hundred years, and
when the end of the term approached, the unmistakeable symptoms of decay
might well ...
The interpretation given to that of the vultures would not be unfavourably
received, when it promised the empire a farther term of five hundred years, and
when the end of the term approached, the unmistakeable symptoms of decay
might well ...
Side 64
"Widows under that age were compelled to form a second alliance within the term
of five years, by the forfeiture of half their wealth to their nearest relations, or to
the state. Unequal marriages were condemned or annulled. The punishment of ...
"Widows under that age were compelled to form a second alliance within the term
of five years, by the forfeiture of half their wealth to their nearest relations, or to
the state. Unequal marriages were condemned or annulled. The punishment of ...
Side 68
... compelled to abdicate the imperial purple; five days after his abdication, it was
reported that he died of a dysentery,* and the humble tomb which covered his
remains, was consecrated by the respect and gratitude of succeeding
generations.f ...
... compelled to abdicate the imperial purple; five days after his abdication, it was
reported that he died of a dysentery,* and the humble tomb which covered his
remains, was consecrated by the respect and gratitude of succeeding
generations.f ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 4 The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Henry George Bohn (Londres) |
| Forfatter | Edward Gibbon |
| Redaktør | Henry George Bohn (Londres) |
| Utgiver | Henry G. Bohn, 1854 |
| Original fra | Complutense-universitetet i Madrid |
| Digitalisert | 27. apr 2010 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |