The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 2Methuen & Company, 1913 - Byzantine Empire |
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... Cæsar Cruelty and Imprudence of Gallus 354 Massacre of the Imperial Ministers Dangerous Situation of Gallus His Disgrace and Death The Danger and Escape of Julian 355 He is sent to Athens ... Recalled to Milan Declared Cæsar Fatal End ...
... Cæsar Cruelty and Imprudence of Gallus 354 Massacre of the Imperial Ministers Dangerous Situation of Gallus His Disgrace and Death The Danger and Escape of Julian 355 He is sent to Athens ... Recalled to Milan Declared Cæsar Fatal End ...
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... Cæsars of Julian ... 362 He resolves to march against the Persians Julian proceeds from Constantinople to Antioch Licentious Manners of the People of Antioch Their Aversion to Julian Scarcity of Corn , and public Discontent Julian ...
... Cæsars of Julian ... 362 He resolves to march against the Persians Julian proceeds from Constantinople to Antioch Licentious Manners of the People of Antioch Their Aversion to Julian Scarcity of Corn , and public Discontent Julian ...
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... Cæsars , with their actions , their characters , and their motives , to be assured that their conduct in this life was ... Cæsar ap . Sallust . de Bell . Catilin . c . 50 . Juvenal . Satir . ii . 149 . Esse aliquos manes , et subterranea ...
... Cæsars , with their actions , their characters , and their motives , to be assured that their conduct in this life was ... Cæsar ap . Sallust . de Bell . Catilin . c . 50 . Juvenal . Satir . ii . 149 . Esse aliquos manes , et subterranea ...
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... Cæsars should be consumed by a flame from Heaven , and the city of the seven hills , with her palaces , her temples , and her triumphal arches , should be buried in a vast lake of fire and brimstone . It might , however , afford some ...
... Cæsars should be consumed by a flame from Heaven , and the city of the seven hills , with her palaces , her temples , and her triumphal arches , should be buried in a vast lake of fire and brimstone . It might , however , afford some ...
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... Cæsar , when , during the greatest part of the year , the orb of the sun appeared pale and without splendour . This season of obscurity , which cannot surely be compared with the præternatural darkness of the Passion , had been already ...
... Cæsar , when , during the greatest part of the year , the orb of the sun appeared pale and without splendour . This season of obscurity , which cannot surely be compared with the præternatural darkness of the Passion , had been already ...
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