The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, 4: Complete in Eight VolumesG. Coure and lo. Poultry, 1825 |
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Side 57
... Burgundians , might embrace the resolution of aban- doning , to the fugitives of Sarmatia , their woods and morasses ; or at least of discharging their superfluous $ 38 . See M. de Guignes , Hist . des Huns , tom . 1. p . 179-189 . tom ...
... Burgundians , might embrace the resolution of aban- doning , to the fugitives of Sarmatia , their woods and morasses ; or at least of discharging their superfluous $ 38 . See M. de Guignes , Hist . des Huns , tom . 1. p . 179-189 . tom ...
Side 58
... Burgundians , formed the strength of this mighty host ; but the Alani , who had found an hospitable recep- tion in their new seats , added their active cavalry to the heavy infantry of the Germans ; and the Gothic ad- venturers crowded ...
... Burgundians , formed the strength of this mighty host ; but the Alani , who had found an hospitable recep- tion in their new seats , added their active cavalry to the heavy infantry of the Germans ; and the Gothic ad- venturers crowded ...
Side 64
... Burgundians , who adhered to the standard of their general . " The union of such an army might excite our surprise , but the causes of separation are obvious and forcible ; the pride of birth , the insolence of valour , the jealousy of ...
... Burgundians , who adhered to the standard of their general . " The union of such an army might excite our surprise , but the causes of separation are obvious and forcible ; the pride of birth , the insolence of valour , the jealousy of ...
Side 66
... Burgundians , who never afterward retreated , may be considered as the fall of the Roman empire in the countries beyond the Alps ; and the barriers which had so long separated the savage and the civilized nations of the earth were ...
... Burgundians , who never afterward retreated , may be considered as the fall of the Roman empire in the countries beyond the Alps ; and the barriers which had so long separated the savage and the civilized nations of the earth were ...
Side 165
... Burgundian allies , was confirmed by the lawful emperor ; the lands of the First , or Upper Germany , were ceded to ... Burgundians , who treated their subjects of Gaul as their Christian brethren . Mascou has illustrated the origin of ...
... Burgundian allies , was confirmed by the lawful emperor ; the lands of the First , or Upper Germany , were ceded to ... Burgundians , who treated their subjects of Gaul as their Christian brethren . Mascou has illustrated the origin of ...
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