The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 4H. G. Bohn, 1854 |
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... followed by a numerous train ; since he could ravage the Hellespont and Propontis , and seize the city of Barcelona . Reipublicæ Romanæ singulariter natus , qui superbiam Suevorum Francorumque barbariem immensis cædibus servire imperio ...
... followed by a numerous train ; since he could ravage the Hellespont and Propontis , and seize the city of Barcelona . Reipublicæ Romanæ singulariter natus , qui superbiam Suevorum Francorumque barbariem immensis cædibus servire imperio ...
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... followed their march , afforded a rich booty ; and the virgin bride , with her female attendants , submitted to the new lovers who were imposed on them by the chance of war . This advantage , which had been obtained by the skill and ...
... followed their march , afforded a rich booty ; and the virgin bride , with her female attendants , submitted to the new lovers who were imposed on them by the chance of war . This advantage , which had been obtained by the skill and ...
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... followed Meroveus as their lawful prince . Such was the various army , which , under the conduct of Etius and Theodoric , advanced , by rapid marches , to relieve Or- leans , and to give battle to the innumerable host of Attila ...
... followed Meroveus as their lawful prince . Such was the various army , which , under the conduct of Etius and Theodoric , advanced , by rapid marches , to relieve Or- leans , and to give battle to the innumerable host of Attila ...
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... followed the same road which their own ancestors had formerly discovered . The Geougen or Avars , whose residence is assigned by the Greek writers to the shores of the ocean , impelled the adjacent tribes ; till at length the Igours of ...
... followed the same road which their own ancestors had formerly discovered . The Geougen or Avars , whose residence is assigned by the Greek writers to the shores of the ocean , impelled the adjacent tribes ; till at length the Igours of ...
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... followed the suc cessful standard of Genseric , had acquired a rich and fertile territory , which stretched along the coast above ninety days ' journey from Tangier to Tripoli ; but their narrow limits were pressed and confined , on ...
... followed the suc cessful standard of Genseric , had acquired a rich and fertile territory , which stretched along the coast above ninety days ' journey from Tangier to Tripoli ; but their narrow limits were pressed and confined , on ...
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