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THE DEATHS OF ATTILA, MT1VS, AND VALENTINIAN THE THIBD. It was the
opinion of Marcian, that war should he avoided, as long as it is possible to
preserve a secure and honourable peace ; but it was likewise his opinion, that
peace ...
THE DEATHS OF ATTILA, MT1VS, AND VALENTINIAN THE THIBD. It was the
opinion of Marcian, that war should he avoided, as long as it is possible to
preserve a secure and honourable peace ; but it was likewise his opinion, that
peace ...
Side 3
His prudence, rather than his virtue, engaged him to leave the grandson of
Theodosius in the possession of the purple ; and Valentinian was permitted to
enjoy the peace and luxury of Italy, while the patrician appeared in the glorious
light of a ...
His prudence, rather than his virtue, engaged him to leave the grandson of
Theodosius in the possession of the purple ; and Valentinian was permitted to
enjoy the peace and luxury of Italy, while the patrician appeared in the glorious
light of a ...
Side 5
5 prolonged the advantages of a salutary peace ; and a numerous army of Huns
and Alani, whom he had attached to his person, was employed in the defence of
Gaul. Two colonies of these barbarians were judiciously fixed in the territories of
...
5 prolonged the advantages of a salutary peace ; and a numerous army of Huns
and Alani, whom he had attached to his person, was employed in the defence of
Gaul. Two colonies of these barbarians were judiciously fixed in the territories of
...
Side 7
The predictions of the augurs had inspired Litorius with the profane confidence
that he should enter the Gothic capital in triumph ; and the trust which he reposed
in his Pagan allies, encouraged him to reject the fair conditions of peace, which ...
The predictions of the augurs had inspired Litorius with the profane confidence
that he should enter the Gothic capital in triumph ; and the trust which he reposed
in his Pagan allies, encouraged him to reject the fair conditions of peace, which ...
Side 31
The Italians, who had long since renounced the exercise of arms, were surprised,
after forty years' peace, by the approach of a formidable barbarian, whom they
abhorred as the enemy of their religion as well as of their republic. Amidst the ...
The Italians, who had long since renounced the exercise of arms, were surprised,
after forty years' peace, by the approach of a formidable barbarian, whom they
abhorred as the enemy of their religion as well as of their republic. Amidst the ...
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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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