The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 3Tourneisen, 1787 - 403 pages |
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Page iii
... Roman Empire 21 Hierarchy of the State Three Ranks of Honour FOUR divifions of office 1. The Confuls The Patricians II . The Prætorian Præfects 2 3 22 24 ib . 25 27 29 32 34 36 38 40 43 The Præfects of Rome and Conftantinople The ...
... Roman Empire 21 Hierarchy of the State Three Ranks of Honour FOUR divifions of office 1. The Confuls The Patricians II . The Prætorian Præfects 2 3 22 24 ib . 25 27 29 32 34 36 38 40 43 The Præfects of Rome and Conftantinople The ...
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... Romans 166 Invasion of Gaul by the Germans . 168 Conduct of Julian 170 356 His firft Campaign in Gaul 172 357 His fecond Campaign 173 175 358 Julian fubdues the Franks 178 Battle of Strasburgh 357,358,359.Makes three Expeditions beyond ...
... Romans 166 Invasion of Gaul by the Germans . 168 Conduct of Julian 170 356 His firft Campaign in Gaul 172 357 His fecond Campaign 173 175 358 Julian fubdues the Franks 178 Battle of Strasburgh 357,358,359.Makes three Expeditions beyond ...
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... Romans derived their fabulous origin . The extensive plain which lies below ancient Troy , towards the Rhetean promontory and the tomb of Ajax , was first chofen for his new capital and , though the undertaking was foon ... ROMAN EMPIRE . 9.
... Romans derived their fabulous origin . The extensive plain which lies below ancient Troy , towards the Rhetean promontory and the tomb of Ajax , was first chofen for his new capital and , though the undertaking was foon ... ROMAN EMPIRE . 9.
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