The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 10A. Strahan; and T. Cadell ... and W. Davies, 1797 |
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... less ambitious of leaving fome memorial of their refidence ; and the portion of the palace most splendid and auguft , was dignified with the title of the golden triclinium " . With becoming Furniture modefty , the rich and noble Greeks ...
... less ambitious of leaving fome memorial of their refidence ; and the portion of the palace most splendid and auguft , was dignified with the title of the golden triclinium " . With becoming Furniture modefty , the rich and noble Greeks ...
Side 233
... less formidable than Reign of by fea ; and as they fought for the moft part on- foot , their irregular legions must often have been 955-973 . broken and overthrown by the cavalry of the 65 Neftor , apud Levesque , Hift . de Ruffie , tom ...
... less formidable than Reign of by fea ; and as they fought for the moft part on- foot , their irregular legions must often have been 955-973 . broken and overthrown by the cavalry of the 65 Neftor , apud Levesque , Hift . de Ruffie , tom ...
Side 294
... less terrible in 72 See the fimple and masterly narrative of Cæfar himself ( Comment . de Bell . Civil . iii . 41-75 . ) . It is pity that Quintus Icilius ( M. Guifchard ) did not live to analife thefe operations , as he has done the ...
... less terrible in 72 See the fimple and masterly narrative of Cæfar himself ( Comment . de Bell . Civil . iii . 41-75 . ) . It is pity that Quintus Icilius ( M. Guifchard ) did not live to analife thefe operations , as he has done the ...
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