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... the capital , obeyed the command of a duke . Vales . Notit . p . 120-123 . the importance of a height , which commanded the camp 0 2 A.D. 420-451 . ] ATTILA RETIRES INTO CHAMPAGNE . 19 Attila Retires to the Plains of Champagne.
... the capital , obeyed the command of a duke . Vales . Notit . p . 120-123 . the importance of a height , which commanded the camp 0 2 A.D. 420-451 . ] ATTILA RETIRES INTO CHAMPAGNE . 19 Attila Retires to the Plains of Champagne.
Side 20
Edward Gibbon. the importance of a height , which commanded the camp of Attila , was understood and disputed by the two generals . The young and valiant Torismond first occupied the summit ; the Goths rushed with irresistible weight on ...
Edward Gibbon. the importance of a height , which commanded the camp of Attila , was understood and disputed by the two generals . The young and valiant Torismond first occupied the summit ; the Goths rushed with irresistible weight on ...
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... important death served to explain the ambiguous prophecy of the haruspices . Attila already exulted in the confidence of victory , when the valiant Torismond descended from the hills , and verified the re- mainder of the prediction ...
... important death served to explain the ambiguous prophecy of the haruspices . Attila already exulted in the confidence of victory , when the valiant Torismond descended from the hills , and verified the re- mainder of the prediction ...
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... important com- mission was accepted by Avienus , who , from his birth and riches , his consular dignity , the numerous train of his clients , and his personal abilities , held the first rank in the Roman senate . The specious and artful ...
... important com- mission was accepted by Avienus , who , from his birth and riches , his consular dignity , the numerous train of his clients , and his personal abilities , held the first rank in the Roman senate . The specious and artful ...
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... important embassies , was raised to the station of prætorian prefect of Gaul . Either the merit of Avitus excited envy , or his moderation was desirous of repose , since he calmly retired to an estate , which he pos- sessed in the ...
... important embassies , was raised to the station of prætorian prefect of Gaul . Either the merit of Avitus excited envy , or his moderation was desirous of repose , since he calmly retired to an estate , which he pos- sessed in the ...
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