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 2
... observe the grada- tion of arts and accidents , which enabled him in the end to fulfil those oracles , and to display that merit to the world . Diocletian was successively promoted to the government of Mæsia , the honours of the ...
... observe the grada- tion of arts and accidents , which enabled him in the end to fulfil those oracles , and to display that merit to the world . Diocletian was successively promoted to the government of Mæsia , the honours of the ...
Side 17
... observe , that multitudes of secret enemies , insolent from favour , or desperate from oppression , were introduced into the heart of the empire . " Wars of While the Cæsars exercised their valour on Africa and the banks of the Rhine ...
... observe , that multitudes of secret enemies , insolent from favour , or desperate from oppression , were introduced into the heart of the empire . " Wars of While the Cæsars exercised their valour on Africa and the banks of the Rhine ...
Side 28
... observation , displayed from a distance the resources of the Roman power , and reserved himself for any future emergency of the war . On the intelligence of the victory , he conde- scended to advance towards the frontier , with a view ...
... observation , displayed from a distance the resources of the Roman power , and reserved himself for any future emergency of the war . On the intelligence of the victory , he conde- scended to advance towards the frontier , with a view ...
Side 29
... observing that the Roman and Persian monarchies were the two eyes of the world , which would remain imperfect and mutilated if either of them should be put out . Answer of It well becomes the Persians ( replied Galerius , Galerius ...
... observing that the Roman and Persian monarchies were the two eyes of the world , which would remain imperfect and mutilated if either of them should be put out . Answer of It well becomes the Persians ( replied Galerius , Galerius ...
Side 32
... observe , that Tiridates , the faithful ally of Rome , was restored to the throne of his fathers , and that the rights of the imperial supremacy were fully asserted and secured . The limits of Armenia were extended as far as the ...
... observe , that Tiridates , the faithful ally of Rome , was restored to the throne of his fathers , and that the rights of the imperial supremacy were fully asserted and secured . The limits of Armenia were extended as far as the ...
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