The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman EmpireJ. J. Tourneisen, 1787 - 434 sider |
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Side xi
... Cities of the Empire 63 In Italy Gaul and Spain Africa Afia Roman Roads Pofts Navigation Improvement of Agriculture in the Western Coun- tries of the Empire Introduction of Fruits , etc. The Vine The Olive Flax Artificial Grafs General ...
... Cities of the Empire 63 In Italy Gaul and Spain Africa Afia Roman Roads Pofts Navigation Improvement of Agriculture in the Western Coun- tries of the Empire Introduction of Fruits , etc. The Vine The Olive Flax Artificial Grafs General ...
Side xix
... Cities of Seleucia and Ctesiphon 274 216 Conqueft of Ofrhoene by the Romans 275 230 Artaxerxes claims the Provinces of Afia , and de- clares War against the Romans 276 233 Pretended Victory of Alexander Severus More probable Account of ...
... Cities of Seleucia and Ctesiphon 274 216 Conqueft of Ofrhoene by the Romans 275 230 Artaxerxes claims the Provinces of Afia , and de- clares War against the Romans 276 233 Pretended Victory of Alexander Severus More probable Account of ...
Side xxii
... Cities of Bithynia ib . Retreat of the Goths 351 Third naval Expedition of the Goths 352 They pass the Bofphorus and the Hellefpont 353 Ravage Greece , and threaten Italy 354 Their Divifions and Retreat ib . Ruin of the Temple of ...
... Cities of Bithynia ib . Retreat of the Goths 351 Third naval Expedition of the Goths 352 They pass the Bofphorus and the Hellefpont 353 Ravage Greece , and threaten Italy 354 Their Divifions and Retreat ib . Ruin of the Temple of ...
Side 6
... cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow , was fixed as the limit of the Roman province . The native Caledonians pre- ferved in the northern extremity of the island their wild independence , for which they were not lefs indebted to their poverty ...
... cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow , was fixed as the limit of the Roman province . The native Caledonians pre- ferved in the northern extremity of the island their wild independence , for which they were not lefs indebted to their poverty ...
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... cities ; and it was very reasonably presumed , that the hardy occupations of fmiths , carpenters , and huntfmen , would fupply more vigour and refolution than the fedentary trades which are employed in the fervice of luxury " . After ...
... cities ; and it was very reasonably presumed , that the hardy occupations of fmiths , carpenters , and huntfmen , would fupply more vigour and refolution than the fedentary trades which are employed in the fervice of luxury " . After ...
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