The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, 2: Complete in Eight VolumesG. Coure and lo. Poultry, 1825 |
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Side 24
... obliged to collect from a passage of Ammianus Marcellinus . ( Lib . 23. c . 5. ) Lac- tantius speaks of the ambition of Narses , " Concitatus domesticis exemplis avi sui Saporis ad occupandum orientem magnis copiis inhiabat . " De Mort ...
... obliged to collect from a passage of Ammianus Marcellinus . ( Lib . 23. c . 5. ) Lac- tantius speaks of the ambition of Narses , " Concitatus domesticis exemplis avi sui Saporis ad occupandum orientem magnis copiis inhiabat . " De Mort ...
Side 38
... obliged to assume the language and be- haviour suitable to the general and first magistrate of the republic . In the armies and in the provinces , they displayed the dignity of monarchs ; and when they fixed their residence at a ...
... obliged to assume the language and be- haviour suitable to the general and first magistrate of the republic . In the armies and in the provinces , they displayed the dignity of monarchs ; and when they fixed their residence at a ...
Side 40
... obliged , whatever might be his rank , to fall prostrate on the ground , and to adore , according to the eastern fashion , the divinity of his lord iSee Spanheim de Usu Numismat . Dissertat . 12 . and master . Diocletian was a man of ...
... obliged , whatever might be his rank , to fall prostrate on the ground , and to adore , according to the eastern fashion , the divinity of his lord iSee Spanheim de Usu Numismat . Dissertat . 12 . and master . Diocletian was a man of ...
Side 43
... obliged to extract truth from satire , as well as from panegyric , will be inclined to divide the blame among the princes whom they accuse , and to ascribe their exactions much less to their personal vices , than to the uniform system ...
... obliged to extract truth from satire , as well as from panegyric , will be inclined to divide the blame among the princes whom they accuse , and to ascribe their exactions much less to their personal vices , than to the uniform system ...
Side 47
... obsequia privatum . " Panegyr . Vet . 7. 15 . " We are obliged to the younger Victor for this celebrated bon mot . Eutropius mentions the thing in a more general manner . A mous arts ( added Diocletian ) , the best CHAP . XIII . 47.
... obsequia privatum . " Panegyr . Vet . 7. 15 . " We are obliged to the younger Victor for this celebrated bon mot . Eutropius mentions the thing in a more general manner . A mous arts ( added Diocletian ) , the best CHAP . XIII . 47.
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