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... command , at- tempted without fuccefs to introduce fome order and prudence among the herd of favages . They feparated in queft of prey , and themselves fell an eafy prey to the arts of the fultan . By a rumour that their foremost ...
... command , at- tempted without fuccefs to introduce fome order and prudence among the herd of favages . They feparated in queft of prey , and themselves fell an eafy prey to the arts of the fultan . By a rumour that their foremost ...
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... command , every step afforded fome proof of his prudence and virtue . On the confines of Hungary he was stopped three weeks by a Chrif 58 On the curious fubjects of knighthood , knights - fervice , nobi- lity , arms , cry of war ...
... command , every step afforded fome proof of his prudence and virtue . On the confines of Hungary he was stopped three weeks by a Chrif 58 On the curious fubjects of knighthood , knights - fervice , nobi- lity , arms , cry of war ...
Side 68
... command of three towers ; and the merit of his repentance difguifed to the La- tins , and perhaps to himself , the foul defign of perfidy and treason . and treason . A fecret correfpondence , for their mutual intereft , was foon ...
... command of three towers ; and the merit of his repentance difguifed to the La- tins , and perhaps to himself , the foul defign of perfidy and treason . and treason . A fecret correfpondence , for their mutual intereft , was foon ...
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... command ; and he repaffed the Adriatic at the head of five thou- fand horse and forty thousand foot , affembled from the most remote climates of Europe . The strength of Durazzo , and prudence of Alexius , the progrefs of famine , and ...
... command ; and he repaffed the Adriatic at the head of five thou- fand horse and forty thousand foot , affembled from the most remote climates of Europe . The strength of Durazzo , and prudence of Alexius , the progrefs of famine , and ...
Side 114
... command ; and his foldiers , even the princes of the empire , were accustomed under his reign to obey . As foon as he lost fight of Philadelphia and Laodicea , the laft cities of the Greek frontier , he plunged into the salt and barren ...
... command ; and his foldiers , even the princes of the empire , were accustomed under his reign to obey . As foon as he lost fight of Philadelphia and Laodicea , the laft cities of the Greek frontier , he plunged into the salt and barren ...
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