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... less than thirty years the kingdoms of Afia , as far as Jerufalem and the Hellefpont ; and the Greek empire tottered on the verge of deftruction . Besides an honeft fympathy for their brethren , the Latins had a right and intereft in ...
... less than thirty years the kingdoms of Afia , as far as Jerufalem and the Hellefpont ; and the Greek empire tottered on the verge of deftruction . Besides an honeft fympathy for their brethren , the Latins had a right and intereft in ...
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... less chimerical than the hero of Taffo ( Muratori , Antichità Eftenfe , tom . i . p . 350. ) . 55 Of the words gentilis , gentilhomme , gentleman , two etymo- logies are produced : 1. From the Barbarians of the fifth cen➡ tury , the ...
... less chimerical than the hero of Taffo ( Muratori , Antichità Eftenfe , tom . i . p . 350. ) . 55 Of the words gentilis , gentilhomme , gentleman , two etymo- logies are produced : 1. From the Barbarians of the fifth cen➡ tury , the ...
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... less familiar to the ancients ; to purfue the infidels ; to despise the allurements of eafe and fafety ; and to vindi- cate in every perilous adventure the honour of his character . The abufe of the fame fpirit pro- voked the illiterate ...
... less familiar to the ancients ; to purfue the infidels ; to despise the allurements of eafe and fafety ; and to vindi- cate in every perilous adventure the honour of his character . The abufe of the fame fpirit pro- voked the illiterate ...
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... less use- ful for their fafety than for his own . They reached the banks of the Save ; and no fooner had they paffed the river than the king of Hun- gary reftored the hoftages , and faluted their departure with the fairest wishes for ...
... less use- ful for their fafety than for his own . They reached the banks of the Save ; and no fooner had they paffed the river than the king of Hun- gary reftored the hoftages , and faluted their departure with the fairest wishes for ...
Side 100
... . I understand , from a late publication ( of his Book of Account ) that the price of a war - horfe was not less exorbitant in England . CHAP . LIX . Prefervation of the Greek Empire . 100 THE DECLINE AND FALL Villains and Slaves.
... . I understand , from a late publication ( of his Book of Account ) that the price of a war - horfe was not less exorbitant in England . CHAP . LIX . Prefervation of the Greek Empire . 100 THE DECLINE AND FALL Villains and Slaves.
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