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... Tillemont , Mém . Ecclés . tom . vii , p . 803 , of the 4to . edition , ( Paris , 1701 , & c . ) which henceforward I shall quote . Julian states three different proportions of five , ten , or fifteen modii of wheat , for one piece of ...
... Tillemont , Mém . Ecclés . tom . vii , p . 803 , of the 4to . edition , ( Paris , 1701 , & c . ) which henceforward I shall quote . Julian states three different proportions of five , ten , or fifteen modii of wheat , for one piece of ...
Side 11
... Tillemont ( Hist . des Empe- reurs , iv , 571-576 ) , Fabricius ( Bibliot . Græc . vii , 378-414 ) , and Lardner ( Heathen Testimonies , tom . iv , p . 127-163 ) have illustrated the character and writings of this famous sophist ...
... Tillemont ( Hist . des Empe- reurs , iv , 571-576 ) , Fabricius ( Bibliot . Græc . vii , 378-414 ) , and Lardner ( Heathen Testimonies , tom . iv , p . 127-163 ) have illustrated the character and writings of this famous sophist ...
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... . 4 , p . 113. 144. ) The military criticisms of the saint are devoutly copied by Tillemont , his faithful slave . + Libanius , De ulciscenda Juliani According to the dictates of that artificial wisdom , which Personal Behaviour of Julian.
... . 4 , p . 113. 144. ) The military criticisms of the saint are devoutly copied by Tillemont , his faithful slave . + Libanius , De ulciscenda Juliani According to the dictates of that artificial wisdom , which Personal Behaviour of Julian.
Side 51
... Tillemont , Hist . des Empereurs , tom . iv . p . 702. * We may recollect some lines of Lucan ( Pharsal . 4 , 95 ) who describes a similar distress of Cæsar's army in Spain : --- Sæva fames aderat-- Miles eget toto censû non prodigus ...
... Tillemont , Hist . des Empereurs , tom . iv . p . 702. * We may recollect some lines of Lucan ( Pharsal . 4 , 95 ) who describes a similar distress of Cæsar's army in Spain : --- Sæva fames aderat-- Miles eget toto censû non prodigus ...
Side 55
... Julian will far exceed the fabulous torments of Ixion or Tantalus . Tillemont ( Hist . des Empereurs , tom . iv , p . 549 ) has collected 56 FUNERAL OF JULIAN . [ CH . XXIV . A.D. 363. ] 55 REFLECTIONS ON JULIAN'S DEATH . 55.
... Julian will far exceed the fabulous torments of Ixion or Tantalus . Tillemont ( Hist . des Empereurs , tom . iv , p . 549 ) has collected 56 FUNERAL OF JULIAN . [ CH . XXIV . A.D. 363. ] 55 REFLECTIONS ON JULIAN'S DEATH . 55.
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