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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... exposed to the danger , and almoft to the dif trefs of famine , in a march of feven hundred miles , which had been undertaken in the depth of a rigorous winter , Since the fall of the Roman power , Dacia and Pannonia no longer exhibited ...
... exposed to the danger , and almoft to the dif trefs of famine , in a march of feven hundred miles , which had been undertaken in the depth of a rigorous winter , Since the fall of the Roman power , Dacia and Pannonia no longer exhibited ...
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... exposed him to the most imminent danger ; his vanguard , with feveral Gothic counts which had been rafhly 17 Theodoric's march is fupplied and illuftrated by Ennodius ( p . 1598-1602 ) , when the bombast of the oration is tranflated ...
... exposed him to the most imminent danger ; his vanguard , with feveral Gothic counts which had been rafhly 17 Theodoric's march is fupplied and illuftrated by Ennodius ( p . 1598-1602 ) , when the bombast of the oration is tranflated ...
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... exposed in a formal treatise by the indif- ference of three diftinct though consubstantial per- fons . For the benefit of his Latin readers , his genius fubmitted to teach the first elements of the arts and fciences of Greece . The ...
... exposed in a formal treatise by the indif- ference of three diftinct though consubstantial per- fons . For the benefit of his Latin readers , his genius fubmitted to teach the first elements of the arts and fciences of Greece . The ...
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... expose his wealth or poverty . 83 See Corippus de Laudibus Juftini Aug. 1. ii . 260 , & c . 384 , & c . " Plurima funt vivo nimium neglecta parenti , " Unde tot exhauftus contraxit debita fifcus . " Centenaries of gold were brought by ...
... expose his wealth or poverty . 83 See Corippus de Laudibus Juftini Aug. 1. ii . 260 , & c . 384 , & c . " Plurima funt vivo nimium neglecta parenti , " Unde tot exhauftus contraxit debita fifcus . " Centenaries of gold were brought by ...
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... exposed their perfons to the revenge of the people , banifhed them from Conftantinople , and prepared to sustain a war , which left only the alternative of victory or fervitude . A brother of the last emperor ufurped the title of ...
... exposed their perfons to the revenge of the people , banifhed them from Conftantinople , and prepared to sustain a war , which left only the alternative of victory or fervitude . A brother of the last emperor ufurped the title of ...
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