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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... instead of acquiring by Scythian or Perfian trophies the applause of his countrymen , the prudent warrior folicited their favour in the churches , the circus , and the fenate , of Conftan- tinople . The Catholics were attached to the ne ...
... instead of acquiring by Scythian or Perfian trophies the applause of his countrymen , the prudent warrior folicited their favour in the churches , the circus , and the fenate , of Conftan- tinople . The Catholics were attached to the ne ...
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... instead of Justinian , on the throne - the fervants who watched , beheld a face without features , a body walking without an head , & c . & c . Procopius declares his own and his friends belief in thefe diabolical stories ( c . 12 ...
... instead of Justinian , on the throne - the fervants who watched , beheld a face without features , a body walking without an head , & c . & c . Procopius declares his own and his friends belief in thefe diabolical stories ( c . 12 ...
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... Instead of the vulgar word veneta , be uses the more exquifite terms of cerulea and carealis . Baronius ( A. D. They dif ftantinople tract Con- and the Eaft . XL . CHAP . pital , this peftilence was diffufed OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 77 ...
... Instead of the vulgar word veneta , be uses the more exquifite terms of cerulea and carealis . Baronius ( A. D. They dif ftantinople tract Con- and the Eaft . XL . CHAP . pital , this peftilence was diffufed OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 77 ...
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... instead of a diadem , placed a rich collar on his head . If the ufurper , who afterwards pleaded the merit of his delay , had complied with the advice of his fe- nate , and urged the fury of the multitude , their first irresistible ...
... instead of a diadem , placed a rich collar on his head . If the ufurper , who afterwards pleaded the merit of his delay , had complied with the advice of his fe- nate , and urged the fury of the multitude , their first irresistible ...
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... instead of being exhausted by two thousand harvests , were renewed and invigorated by skilful husbandry , rich manure , and feasonable repofe . The breed of domestic animals was infinitely multiplied . Plan- tations , buildings , and ...
... instead of being exhausted by two thousand harvests , were renewed and invigorated by skilful husbandry , rich manure , and feasonable repofe . The breed of domestic animals was infinitely multiplied . Plan- tations , buildings , and ...
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