The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 1J.A. James, 1841 |
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... subjects , it was still accompanied with very solid advantages . The bulk of the people acquired , with that title , the benefit of the Roman laws , particularly in the interesting articles of marriage , testaments , and inhe- ritances ...
... subjects , it was still accompanied with very solid advantages . The bulk of the people acquired , with that title , the benefit of the Roman laws , particularly in the interesting articles of marriage , testaments , and inhe- ritances ...
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... subjects . Such was the general division of the Roman empire into the Latin and Greek languages . To these we may add a third distinction for the body of the natives in Syria , and especially in Egypt . The use of their ancient dialects ...
... subjects . Such was the general division of the Roman empire into the Latin and Greek languages . To these we may add a third distinction for the body of the natives in Syria , and especially in Egypt . The use of their ancient dialects ...
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... subjects who acknowledged the laws of Rome , of citizens , of provincials , and of slaves , cannot now be fixed with such a degree of accuracy as the importance of the object would deserve . We are informed , that when the emperor ...
... subjects who acknowledged the laws of Rome , of citizens , of provincials , and of slaves , cannot now be fixed with such a degree of accuracy as the importance of the object would deserve . We are informed , that when the emperor ...
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... subjects inclined to rebellion , though incapable of freedom . But the obedience of the Roman world was uniform , voluntary , and permanent . The vanquished nations , blended into one great people , resigned the hope , nay even the wish ...
... subjects inclined to rebellion , though incapable of freedom . But the obedience of the Roman world was uniform , voluntary , and permanent . The vanquished nations , blended into one great people , resigned the hope , nay even the wish ...
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Edward Gibbon. the efforts of fifteen centuries . They united the subjects of the most dis . tant provinces by an easy and familiar intercourse ; but their primary object had been to facilitate the marches of the legions ; nor was any ...
Edward Gibbon. the efforts of fifteen centuries . They united the subjects of the most dis . tant provinces by an easy and familiar intercourse ; but their primary object had been to facilitate the marches of the legions ; nor was any ...
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