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... ancient Greeks , were united by the ties of the strictest friendship . They had cultivated , with equal ardour , the fame ( 25 ) See Jortin's Remarks on the Ecclefiaftical History , vol . iv . p . 71 . The thirty - third Oration of ...
... ancient Greeks , were united by the ties of the strictest friendship . They had cultivated , with equal ardour , the fame ( 25 ) See Jortin's Remarks on the Ecclefiaftical History , vol . iv . p . 71 . The thirty - third Oration of ...
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... ancients ; and of Eu chrocia , a noble matron of Bourdeaux , the widow of the orator Delphidius ( 54 ) . Two bishops ... ancient condition of the rocks of Scilly ( Camb- den's Britannia , vol . ii . p . 1519. ) ? ( 56 ) The fcandalous ...
... ancients ; and of Eu chrocia , a noble matron of Bourdeaux , the widow of the orator Delphidius ( 54 ) . Two bishops ... ancient condition of the rocks of Scilly ( Camb- den's Britannia , vol . ii . p . 1519. ) ? ( 56 ) The fcandalous ...
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... ancient capital of the Roman empire ( 77 ) . The orator , who may be filent without danger , may praise without difficulty , and without reluctance ( 78 ) ; and posteri- ty will confefs , that the character of Theodofius ( 79 ) might ...
... ancient capital of the Roman empire ( 77 ) . The orator , who may be filent without danger , may praise without difficulty , and without reluctance ( 78 ) ; and posteri- ty will confefs , that the character of Theodofius ( 79 ) might ...
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... ancient dignity and fplendour . Theodofius condefcended to praise the fenate of Conftantinople , who had generoufly interceded for their diftreffed ( 86 ) As the days of the tumult depend on the moveable festival of Eafter , they can ...
... ancient dignity and fplendour . Theodofius condefcended to praise the fenate of Conftantinople , who had generoufly interceded for their diftreffed ( 86 ) As the days of the tumult depend on the moveable festival of Eafter , they can ...
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... Ancient and Modern Maps , and the Italia Antiqua of Cluverius ( tom , i , p . 188. ) . ( 18 ) Claudian's wit is intolerable : the fnow was dyed red ; the cold river fmoaked ; and the channel muft have been choaked with car affes , if ...
... Ancient and Modern Maps , and the Italia Antiqua of Cluverius ( tom , i , p . 188. ) . ( 18 ) Claudian's wit is intolerable : the fnow was dyed red ; the cold river fmoaked ; and the channel muft have been choaked with car affes , if ...
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