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Side 107
... A more natural cause, at least, than that affigned by Vopiscus (Hish August. p. 251.), incessantly weeping for his father's death. ' pavilion 'OYÞHist- August. p. 154. Eutropius, p. ix. 20. Aurelius Victor. OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. _Io7.
... A more natural cause, at least, than that affigned by Vopiscus (Hish August. p. 251.), incessantly weeping for his father's death. ' pavilion 'OYÞHist- August. p. 154. Eutropius, p. ix. 20. Aurelius Victor. OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. _Io7.
Side 111
... Aurelius Victor. _Victor in Epitome. an. A. D. 285. 1 Eutrop. ix. 19. Victor in OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 'In.
... Aurelius Victor. _Victor in Epitome. an. A. D. 285. 1 Eutrop. ix. 19. Victor in OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 'In.
Side 112
... Victor in Epitom. The town seems to have been properly called Doclia, from asmall tribe of Illyrians (see Cellarius ... Aurelius Victor. _cised * See Dacier on the sixth satire of the second. 'm THE ÞECLINE A_ND FALL.
... Victor in Epitom. The town seems to have been properly called Doclia, from asmall tribe of Illyrians (see Cellarius ... Aurelius Victor. _cised * See Dacier on the sixth satire of the second. 'm THE ÞECLINE A_ND FALL.
Side 113
... Diocletian of 'imidity in two ' places. c.- 7,_8. In Chap. 9, he says of him, " erat in omni tumuitu meticulosus et animi disjectus."_ - ' VOL. II. t I possessed . ' 4 In this encomium, Aurelius Victor seems to OF THE, ROMAN EMPIRE. 11;
... Diocletian of 'imidity in two ' places. c.- 7,_8. In Chap. 9, he says of him, " erat in omni tumuitu meticulosus et animi disjectus."_ - ' VOL. II. t I possessed . ' 4 In this encomium, Aurelius Victor seems to OF THE, ROMAN EMPIRE. 11;
Side 115
... Aurelius Victor seems to convey a just, thohgh indirect, censure of the cruelty of Constantius. It appears from the Fasti, that Aristobulus remained prwfect of the city, and that he ended with Diocletian, the consulship which he had ...
... Aurelius Victor seems to convey a just, thohgh indirect, censure of the cruelty of Constantius. It appears from the Fasti, that Aristobulus remained prwfect of the city, and that he ended with Diocletian, the consulship which he had ...
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