The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 7A. Strahan; and T. Cadell ... and W. Davies, 1797 |
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... Barbarians The Gepida The Lombards The Sclavonians Page 270 273 ib . 274 277 Their Inroads 281 545 Origin and Monarchy of the Turks in Afra 284 The Avars fly before the Turks , and approach the Empire 289 558 Their Embaffy to ...
... Barbarians The Gepida The Lombards The Sclavonians Page 270 273 ib . 274 277 Their Inroads 281 545 Origin and Monarchy of the Turks in Afra 284 The Avars fly before the Turks , and approach the Empire 289 558 Their Embaffy to ...
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... Barbarian , who had heard of the wealth and beauty of Italy , was im- 16 Jornandes ( c . 57. p . 696 , 607. ) has abridged the great history of Caffiodor us . See , compare , and reconcile , Procopius ( Gothic . 1. i . c . 1. ) the ...
... Barbarian , who had heard of the wealth and beauty of Italy , was im- 16 Jornandes ( c . 57. p . 696 , 607. ) has abridged the great history of Caffiodor us . See , compare , and reconcile , Procopius ( Gothic . 1. i . c . 1. ) the ...
Side 17
... Barbarian amidst the de- clamation and learning of a fophift , the wishes of a Roman fenator , the precedents of office , and the vague profeffions , which , in every court and on every occafion , compofe the language of difcreet ...
... Barbarian amidst the de- clamation and learning of a fophift , the wishes of a Roman fenator , the precedents of office , and the vague profeffions , which , in every court and on every occafion , compofe the language of difcreet ...
Side 18
... Barbarian was adequate to his birth and office , the number of his followers , and the ruftic wealth which he poffeffed in flaves and cattle . The distinctions of noble and plebeian were acknow ledged 28 ; but the lands of every freeman ...
... Barbarian was adequate to his birth and office , the number of his followers , and the ruftic wealth which he poffeffed in flaves and cattle . The distinctions of noble and plebeian were acknow ledged 28 ; but the lands of every freeman ...
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... Barbarian 3 : but thefe mutual conver fions were not encouraged by the policy of a mo- narch who perpetuated the feparation of the Ita- lians and Goths ; referving the former for the arts of peace , and the latter for the service of war ...
... Barbarian 3 : but thefe mutual conver fions were not encouraged by the policy of a mo- narch who perpetuated the feparation of the Ita- lians and Goths ; referving the former for the arts of peace , and the latter for the service of war ...
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