The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 1Pub One Info, 1792 |
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... Danube. A fertile territory, which the repetition of barbarous inroads had changed into a desert, was yielded to their industry, and a new province of Dacia still preserved the memory of Trajan's conquests. The old country of that name ...
... Danube. A fertile territory, which the repetition of barbarous inroads had changed into a desert, was yielded to their industry, and a new province of Dacia still preserved the memory of Trajan's conquests. The old country of that name ...
Side 22
... Danube to the Po 23. The emperor was almost at the same time informed of the irruption, and of the retreat, of the barbarians. Collecting an active body of troops, he marched with silence and celerity along the skirts of the Hercynian ...
... Danube to the Po 23. The emperor was almost at the same time informed of the irruption, and of the retreat, of the barbarians. Collecting an active body of troops, he marched with silence and celerity along the skirts of the Hercynian ...
Side 24
... Danube and the Roman camp, broke 'through the posts in their rear, which were more feebly or less carefully guarded; and with incredible diligence, but by a different road, returned to. wards the mountains of Italy 3', Aurelian, who ...
... Danube and the Roman camp, broke 'through the posts in their rear, which were more feebly or less carefully guarded; and with incredible diligence, but by a different road, returned to. wards the mountains of Italy 3', Aurelian, who ...
Side 25
... Danube 33. , As the light troops of the Alemanni had spread themselves from the Alps to the Apennine, the incessant vigilance of Aurelian and his officers ' was exercised in the discovery, the attack, and i the pursuit of the numerous ...
... Danube 33. , As the light troops of the Alemanni had spread themselves from the Alps to the Apennine, the incessant vigilance of Aurelian and his officers ' was exercised in the discovery, the attack, and i the pursuit of the numerous ...
Side 38
... Danube, and whose valour had been severely tried in the Alemannic war '57. After the defeat' of Emesa, Zenobia found it impossible to collect' a third army. As far as the frontier of Egypt, the nations subject to her empire had joined ...
... Danube, and whose valour had been severely tried in the Alemannic war '57. After the defeat' of Emesa, Zenobia found it impossible to collect' a third army. As far as the frontier of Egypt, the nations subject to her empire had joined ...
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