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... court , and during six of the most solemn days which Christian piety has set apart for the exercise of religion the city was agitated by the irregular convulsions of tumult and fanaticism . The officers of the household were directed to ...
... court , and during six of the most solemn days which Christian piety has set apart for the exercise of religion the city was agitated by the irregular convulsions of tumult and fanaticism . The officers of the household were directed to ...
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... court , he solemnly accused the tyrant of Africa before the tribunal which had formerly judged the kings and nations of the earth ; and the image of the republic was revived , after a long interval , under the reign of Honorius . The ...
... court , he solemnly accused the tyrant of Africa before the tribunal which had formerly judged the kings and nations of the earth ; and the image of the republic was revived , after a long interval , under the reign of Honorius . The ...
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... court of Honorius . From 396 to 404 he was a sort of poet laureate to the Imperial court ; Honorius was his Augustus , Stilicho his Maecenas . His fame and favour did not bring any remarkable advancement in his career in the civil ...
... court of Honorius . From 396 to 404 he was a sort of poet laureate to the Imperial court ; Honorius was his Augustus , Stilicho his Maecenas . His fame and favour did not bring any remarkable advancement in his career in the civil ...
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CHAPTER XXV | 1 |
The cause of the Gothic | 7 |
The two Eastern expeditions of Stilicho and his Illyric policy | 12 |
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