The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, 4Baudry's European Library, 1840 |
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Side 2
... noble race of the Balti ( 4 ) ; which yielded only to the royal dignity of the Amali : he had solicited the command of the Roman armies ; and the Imperial court provoked him to demonstrate the folly of their refusal , and the importance ...
... noble race of the Balti ( 4 ) ; which yielded only to the royal dignity of the Amali : he had solicited the command of the Roman armies ; and the Imperial court provoked him to demonstrate the folly of their refusal , and the importance ...
Side 21
... noble birth , or their valiant deeds , glittered in the van ( 68 ) ; and the whole multitude , which was not less than two hundred thousand fighting men , might be increased , by the accession of women , of children , and of slaves , to ...
... noble birth , or their valiant deeds , glittered in the van ( 68 ) ; and the whole multitude , which was not less than two hundred thousand fighting men , might be increased , by the accession of women , of children , and of slaves , to ...
Side 25
... noble poem . Before it was discovered that the state could no longer be saved , Stilicho ( after Romulus , Camillus , and Marius ) might have been worthily surnamed the fourth founder of Rome . ( 84 ) A luminous passage of Prosper's ...
... noble poem . Before it was discovered that the state could no longer be saved , Stilicho ( after Romulus , Camillus , and Marius ) might have been worthily surnamed the fourth founder of Rome . ( 84 ) A luminous passage of Prosper's ...
Side 38
... noble design . Romano generi dum nititur esse superstes , Crudelis summis miscuit ima furor . Dumque timet , quiquid se fecerat ipse timeri , Immisit Latiæ barbara tela neci . Rutil . Itin . ii . 41. - M .. * One particular in the ...
... noble design . Romano generi dum nititur esse superstes , Crudelis summis miscuit ima furor . Dumque timet , quiquid se fecerat ipse timeri , Immisit Latiæ barbara tela neci . Rutil . Itin . ii . 41. - M .. * One particular in the ...
Side 39
... noble lines , as well as curious illustrations of the times : Quæ tunc documenta futuri ? Quæ voces avium ? quanti per inane volatus ? Tibi Corniger Am- Quis vatum discursus erat ? mon , Et dudum taciti rupere silentia Delphi . Te Persæ ...
... noble lines , as well as curious illustrations of the times : Quæ tunc documenta futuri ? Quæ voces avium ? quanti per inane volatus ? Tibi Corniger Am- Quis vatum discursus erat ? mon , Et dudum taciti rupere silentia Delphi . Te Persæ ...
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Aetius Africa Alaric Alemanni alliance ambassadors ancient Anthemius Arian arms army arts Attila Auvergne Avitus Barbarians battle bishop Burgundians Cæsar captives Carthage Catholics character Christian Chronicle Chrysostom church Claudian clergy Clovis command conqueror conquest Constantinople danger Danube death desert disgrace Dubos Ecclés ecclesiastical emperor enemy epist exile faith favour Franks Gaul Genseric gold Gothic Goths Greek Gregory of Tours Hist historian Honorius honourable hundred Huns Idatius Imperial Italy Jornandes king kingdom labour Latin laws Majorian Marcellinus Mém merit Merovingian military monarch monks nations noble Odoacer oppressed Ostrogoths palace Panegyr patrician peace perhaps persecution Placidia possessed præfect prince Priscus Procopius Procopius de Bell provinces Ravenna reign republic Rhine Ricimer Roman Rome royal ruin savage Saxons Scythian senate Sidonius soon Spain spirit Stilicho subjects success Suevi Theodoric Theodosius thousand throne Tillemont tion troops Valentinian valour Vandals victorious virtue Visigoths Western empire zeal Zosimus