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... almost C H A PXI. w The expedition of Aurelian. . D. an. C H AP. XI. w every circumstance, that we can. 67- Zofimus, l. i.- p. 44. 6; Vopiscus (in Hist. Angust._p. 217.) gives us an authentic letter, and a doubtful vision of Aurelian ...
... almost C H A PXI. w The expedition of Aurelian. . D. an. C H AP. XI. w every circumstance, that we can. 67- Zofimus, l. i.- p. 44. 6; Vopiscus (in Hist. Angust._p. 217.) gives us an authentic letter, and a doubtful vision of Aurelian ...
Side 45
... almost unnecessary to relate, that Firmus was routed, taken, tortured, and put to death. Aurelian might now congratulate the senate, the people, and himself, that in little more than three years, he had restored universal peace and ...
... almost unnecessary to relate, that Firmus was routed, taken, tortured, and put to death. Aurelian might now congratulate the senate, the people, and himself, that in little more than three years, he had restored universal peace and ...
Side 47
... almost fainted under the intolerable weight of jewels. She preceded on foot the magnificent chariot, in which she once hoped to enter the gates of Rome. It was followed by two other chariots, still more sumptuous, of Odenathus and of ...
... almost fainted under the intolerable weight of jewels. She preceded on foot the magnificent chariot, in which she once hoped to enter the gates of Rome. It was followed by two other chariots, still more sumptuous, of Odenathus and of ...
Side 57
... almost every reign is closed by the same disgusting repetition of treason and murder. The death of Aurelian, however, is remarkable by its extraordinary consequences. The legions ,a_dm' , lamented, and revenged, their victorious cries ...
... almost every reign is closed by the same disgusting repetition of treason and murder. The death of Aurelian, however, is remarkable by its extraordinary consequences. The legions ,a_dm' , lamented, and revenged, their victorious cries ...
Side 68
... almost distinguish the flames Kof the cities and villages, impatiently urged their general to lead them against the invaders. - The conduct of Tacitus was suitable to his age and station. He convinced the barba* rians, of the saith, as ...
... almost distinguish the flames Kof the cities and villages, impatiently urged their general to lead them against the invaders. - The conduct of Tacitus was suitable to his age and station. He convinced the barba* rians, of the saith, as ...
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