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These princes were elevated on a buckler , the symbol of military command , f
and the royal fashion of long hair was the ... has clearly proved , that the prince ,
who gave his name to the first race , was more ancient than the father of Childeric
.
These princes were elevated on a buckler , the symbol of military command , f
and the royal fashion of long hair was the ... has clearly proved , that the prince ,
who gave his name to the first race , was more ancient than the father of Childeric
.
Side 26
The Gothic auxiliaries , who appear to have served under their native princes
Alaric and Antala , communicated their intrepid spirit ; and the citizens still
remembered the glorious and successful resistance which their ancestors had
opposed to ...
The Gothic auxiliaries , who appear to have served under their native princes
Alaric and Antala , communicated their intrepid spirit ; and the citizens still
remembered the glorious and successful resistance which their ancestors had
opposed to ...
Side 28
offended at the sight of a picture , which represented the Cæsars seated on their
throne , and the princes of Scythia prostrate at their feet . The revenge , which
Attila inflicted on this monument of Roman vanity , was harmless and ingenious .
offended at the sight of a picture , which represented the Cæsars seated on their
throne , and the princes of Scythia prostrate at their feet . The revenge , which
Attila inflicted on this monument of Roman vanity , was harmless and ingenious .
Side 37
The character of that prince , who attempted to moderato the rashness of his
brother Dengisich , was more suitable to the declining condition of the Huns ; and
Irnac , with his subject hordes , retired into the heart of the Lesser Scythia .
The character of that prince , who attempted to moderato the rashness of his
brother Dengisich , was more suitable to the declining condition of the Huns ; and
Irnac , with his subject hordes , retired into the heart of the Lesser Scythia .
Side 43
The revolutions of the palace , which left the Western empire without a defender ,
and without a lawful prince , dispelled the apprehensions , and stimulated the
avarice of Genseric . He immediately equipped a numerous fleet of Vandals and
...
The revolutions of the palace , which left the Western empire without a defender ,
and without a lawful prince , dispelled the apprehensions , and stimulated the
avarice of Genseric . He immediately equipped a numerous fleet of Vandals and
...
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according Africa ancient appear arms army arts Attila authority barbarians Belisarius bishop Carthage Catholic century character Christian church civil Clovis command conqueror conquest Constantinople danger death described East edit emperor empire enemy equal example excited expressed faith favour five followed formed fortune four Franks Gaul gold Gothic Goths Greek Gregory hands Hist historian honour hope hundred Huns ignorant imperial important interest Italy Jornandes Justinian king kingdom labour land language Latin laws learned less lived Majorian master merit military mind monks nature never original palace passed peace perhaps Persian person possessed prince Procopius provinces received reign respect restored Roman Rome royal ruin senate Sidonius soldiers sometimes soon Spain spirit subjects success supported Theodoric thousand throne tion troops Vandals victory virtue Visigoths whole
Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 4 Bohn's British classics The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Edward Gibbon |
| Forfatter | Edward Gibbon |
| Utgiver | H. G. Bohn, 1854 |
| Original fra | Complutense-universitetet i Madrid |
| Digitalisert | 27. apr 2010 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |