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Side 11
Carausius still preserved the possession of Boulogne and the adjacent country .
His fleets rode triumphant in the channel , commanded the mouths of the Seine
and of the Rhine , ravaged the coasts of the ocean , and diffused beyond the ...
Carausius still preserved the possession of Boulogne and the adjacent country .
His fleets rode triumphant in the channel , commanded the mouths of the Seine
and of the Rhine , ravaged the coasts of the ocean , and diffused beyond the ...
Side 22
Revolt of Armenia , and the sacred images of the sun and moon , were broken in
pieces by the zeal of the conqueror ; and the perpetual fire of Ormuzd was
kindled and preserved upon an altar erected on the summit of mount Bagavan .
Revolt of Armenia , and the sacred images of the sun and moon , were broken in
pieces by the zeal of the conqueror ; and the perpetual fire of Ormuzd was
kindled and preserved upon an altar erected on the summit of mount Bagavan .
Side 98
His diligence preserved his wife , his son , and his treasures , which he had
deposited at Sirmium . Licinius passed through that city , and breaking down the
bridge on the Save , · Cibalis or Cibalæ ( whose name is still preserved in the
obscure ...
His diligence preserved his wife , his son , and his treasures , which he had
deposited at Sirmium . Licinius passed through that city , and breaking down the
bridge on the Save , · Cibalis or Cibalæ ( whose name is still preserved in the
obscure ...
Side 183
It still remains probable that they changed their name , preserved their manners ,
adopted some now articles of faith , and gradually became the fathers of the
Egyptian Ascetics . b See a letter of Hadrian , in the Augustan History , p . 245 .
It still remains probable that they changed their name , preserved their manners ,
adopted some now articles of faith , and gradually became the fathers of the
Egyptian Ascetics . b See a letter of Hadrian , in the Augustan History , p . 245 .
Side 345
That inquisitive traveller had carefully . examined a Sarmatian cuirass , which
was preserved in the temple of Æsculapius at Athens . 9 Aspicis et mitti sub
adunco toxica ferro , Et telum causas mortis habere duas . Ovrd . ex Ponto , lib . 4.
ep .
That inquisitive traveller had carefully . examined a Sarmatian cuirass , which
was preserved in the temple of Æsculapius at Athens . 9 Aspicis et mitti sub
adunco toxica ferro , Et telum causas mortis habere duas . Ovrd . ex Ponto , lib . 4.
ep .
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, 2: Complete in Eight Volumes |
| Forfatter | Edward Gibbon |
| Utgiver | G. Coure and lo. Poultry, 1825 |
| Original fra | Catalonia-biblioteket |
| Digitalisert | 30. mar 2009 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |