The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 8A. Strahan; and T. Cadell ... and W. Davies, 1797 |
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... Nature of Chrift . - Enmity of the Patriarchs of Alexandria and Conftantinople . - St . Cyril and Neftorius . - Third General Council of Ephefus.- Herefy of Eutyches . - Fourth General Council of Chalce- don . - Civil and Ecclefiaftical ...
... Nature of Chrift . - Enmity of the Patriarchs of Alexandria and Conftantinople . - St . Cyril and Neftorius . - Third General Council of Ephefus.- Herefy of Eutyches . - Fourth General Council of Chalce- don . - Civil and Ecclefiaftical ...
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... nature itself , are afcribed to the untutored wifdom of Romulus . The law of nations and of religious worship , which Numa introduced , was derived from his nocturnal converse with the nymph Egeria . The civil law is attributed to the ...
... nature itself , are afcribed to the untutored wifdom of Romulus . The law of nations and of religious worship , which Numa introduced , was derived from his nocturnal converse with the nymph Egeria . The civil law is attributed to the ...
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... nature and civil fociety ; he im- parted his knowledge to the legislators of Rome , and a statue was erected in the forum to the per- petual memory of Hermodorus " 3 . The names 13 and fame age and character as the Saliare Carmen ...
... nature and civil fociety ; he im- parted his knowledge to the legislators of Rome , and a statue was erected in the forum to the per- petual memory of Hermodorus " 3 . The names 13 and fame age and character as the Saliare Carmen ...
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... nature and reafon have revealed to every fociety ; fome proofs of a common descent from Egypt or Phoenicia " . But in all the great lines of public and private jurisprudence , the legif- lators of Rome and Athens appear to be strangers ...
... nature and reafon have revealed to every fociety ; fome proofs of a common descent from Egypt or Phoenicia " . But in all the great lines of public and private jurisprudence , the legif- lators of Rome and Athens appear to be strangers ...
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... nature and reason , and the skill of private citizens was ufefully employed to under- mine the public inftitutions of their country . country . The revolution of almoft one thousand years , from the twelve tables to the reign of ...
... nature and reason , and the skill of private citizens was ufefully employed to under- mine the public inftitutions of their country . country . The revolution of almoft one thousand years , from the twelve tables to the reign of ...
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