The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 3Tourneisen, 1787 - 403 pages |
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Page 103
... the future heir of Arta- xerxes , and the proftrate Satraps adored the ma- jesty of their invisible and infenfible sovereign " . 54 XVIII . CHAP . If any credit can be given G 4 OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 103 Sapor, King of Perfia.
... the future heir of Arta- xerxes , and the proftrate Satraps adored the ma- jesty of their invisible and infenfible sovereign " . 54 XVIII . CHAP . If any credit can be given G 4 OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 103 Sapor, King of Perfia.
Page 324
... his death , to thofe gods whom he had renounced and infulted during his life . The title , the enfigns , the pre . دو دو " " 171 " " rogatives of SOVEREIGN PONTIFF , which had been inftituted by 324 THE DECLINE AND FALL.
... his death , to thofe gods whom he had renounced and infulted during his life . The title , the enfigns , the pre . دو دو " " 171 " " rogatives of SOVEREIGN PONTIFF , which had been inftituted by 324 THE DECLINE AND FALL.
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Edward Gibbon. rogatives of SOVEREIGN PONTIFF , which had been inftituted by Numa , and affumed by Auguftus , were accepted , without hesitation , by feven Chrift- ian emperors ; who were invefted with a more abfolute authority over the ...
Edward Gibbon. rogatives of SOVEREIGN PONTIFF , which had been inftituted by Numa , and affumed by Auguftus , were accepted , without hesitation , by feven Chrift- ian emperors ; who were invefted with a more abfolute authority over the ...
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