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...activity were displayed in every manly exercise; and from his earliest youth he had preserved the vigour of his constitution by a strict adherence to the domestic virtues of temperance and chastity, until he became the victim of tropical disease. A long and tedious illness...

...the mind of Constantine, had been enriched by nature with her choicest endowments. His stature was lofty, his countenance majestic, his deportment graceful...to the domestic virtues of chastity and temperance. lie delighted in the social intercourse of familiar conversation ; and though he might sometimes indulge...

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...manly exercise, and from his earliest youth, to a very advanced season of life, he preserved the vigour of his constitution by a strict adherence to the domestic virtues of ofu Roman prince from that of a Parthian monarch. Vlrtua wat neceoarv for the one ; birth might suffice...

...manly exercise, and from his earliest youth, to a very advanced season of life, he preserved the vigour of his constitution by a strict adherence to the domestic...his manners gained the hearts of all who approached hirn. The sincerity of his friendship has been suspected ; yet he showed, on some occasions, that he...

...manly exercise, and from his earliest youth, to a very advanced season of life, he preserved the vigour of his constitution by a strict adherence to the domestic...•with less reserve than was required by the severe dio-- nity of his station, the courtesy and liberality of lus manners gained the hearts of all who...

...those writers, whose character or situation variously tempered the influence of their religious zea1. to the domestic virtues of chastity and temperance....his manners gained the hearts of all who approached hirn. The sincerity of his friendship has been suspected ; yet he showed, on some occasions, that he...