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He soothed their passions, consulted their prejudices, balanced their interests,
and checked their ambition. A seasonable treaty, which he concluded with
Genseric, protected Italy from the depredations of the Vandals ; the independent
Britons ...
He soothed their passions, consulted their prejudices, balanced their interests,
and checked their ambition. A seasonable treaty, which he concluded with
Genseric, protected Italy from the depredations of the Vandals ; the independent
Britons ...
Side 6
But in the absence of the patrician, who was hastily summoned to Italy by some
public or private interest, count Litorius Qua; noster pecoavit aims, quem fuseat id
unum, Quod te, Roma, capit. Sidon. Panegyric. Avit. 505. This character ...
But in the absence of the patrician, who was hastily summoned to Italy by some
public or private interest, count Litorius Qua; noster pecoavit aims, quem fuseat id
unum, Quod te, Roma, capit. Sidon. Panegyric. Avit. 505. This character ...
Side 17
He ' strenuously urged, that it was the duty of every Christian to save, from
sacrilegious violation, the churches of God and the relics of the saints ; that it was
the interest of every barbarian, who had acquired a settlement in Gaul, to defend
the ...
He ' strenuously urged, that it was the duty of every Christian to save, from
sacrilegious violation, the churches of God and the relics of the saints ; that it was
the interest of every barbarian, who had acquired a settlement in Gaul, to defend
the ...
Side 26
The walls of Aquileia were assaulted by a formidable train of battering-rams,
moveable turrets, and engines, that threw stones, darts, and fire :* and the
monarch of the Huns employed the forcible impulse of hope, fear, emulation, and
interest to ...
The walls of Aquileia were assaulted by a formidable train of battering-rams,
moveable turrets, and engines, that threw stones, darts, and fire :* and the
monarch of the Huns employed the forcible impulse of hope, fear, emulation, and
interest to ...
Side 32
The specious and artful character of Avienus* was admirably qualified to conduct
a negotiation either of public or private interest : his colleague Trigetius had
exercised the prsetorian prefecture of Italy ; and Leo, bishop of Rome, consented
to ...
The specious and artful character of Avienus* was admirably qualified to conduct
a negotiation either of public or private interest : his colleague Trigetius had
exercised the prsetorian prefecture of Italy ; and Leo, bishop of Rome, consented
to ...
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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 |
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