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... nature of his com- mands , left not any room for a fair apology , or candid interpretation ; and the dependent station of the Cæfar fcarcely allowed him to pause or to deliberate . Solitude encreased the perplexity of Julian ; he could ...
... nature of his com- mands , left not any room for a fair apology , or candid interpretation ; and the dependent station of the Cæfar fcarcely allowed him to pause or to deliberate . Solitude encreased the perplexity of Julian ; he could ...
Side 13
... natural effect of interest and of paffion ; and if Julian had tried to con- ceal a deep defign under the appearances of chance , he muft have employed the most con- fummate artifice without neceffity , and probably without fuccefs . He ...
... natural effect of interest and of paffion ; and if Julian had tried to con- ceal a deep defign under the appearances of chance , he muft have employed the most con- fummate artifice without neceffity , and probably without fuccefs . He ...
Side 38
... nature ; that he should purify his foul from her mortal and terrestrial part ; that he should extinguifh his appetites , en- lighten his understanding , regulate his paffions , and fubdue the wild beaft , which , according to the lively ...
... nature ; that he should purify his foul from her mortal and terrestrial part ; that he should extinguifh his appetites , en- lighten his understanding , regulate his paffions , and fubdue the wild beaft , which , according to the lively ...
Side 42
... natural season , winter roses , and fummer fnows 56 . The domeftic crowd of the palace furpaffed 54 Ego non rationalem juffi fed tonforem acciri . Zonaras ufes the lefs natural image of a fenator . Yet an officer of the finances , who ...
... natural season , winter roses , and fummer fnows 56 . The domeftic crowd of the palace furpaffed 54 Ego non rationalem juffi fed tonforem acciri . Zonaras ufes the lefs natural image of a fenator . Yet an officer of the finances , who ...
Side 43
... quæfitiffimæ dapes non gustu sed difficultati bus æftimarentur ; miracula avium , longinqui maris pifces , alieni temporis poma , æftivæ nives , hybernæ rofæ . to CHAP . to the indifpenfible calls of nature ; and OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 43.
... quæfitiffimæ dapes non gustu sed difficultati bus æftimarentur ; miracula avium , longinqui maris pifces , alieni temporis poma , æftivæ nives , hybernæ rofæ . to CHAP . to the indifpenfible calls of nature ; and OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 43.
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The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 1 Edward Gibbon Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1853 |
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