The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 3T. Cadell jun. and W. Davies, 1802 - Byzantine Empire |
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... subjects were left ex- posed to the fury of the Barbarians . The divided administration , which had been formed by Con- ftantine , relaxed the vigour of the ftate , while it fecured the tranquillity of the monarch . The memory of ...
... subjects were left ex- posed to the fury of the Barbarians . The divided administration , which had been formed by Con- ftantine , relaxed the vigour of the ftate , while it fecured the tranquillity of the monarch . The memory of ...
Page 91
... subject will scarcely rife above fifty fhillings of our money , instead of a proportion almost four times as confiderable , which was regularly impofed on their Gallic an- ceftors . The reafon of this difference may be found , not fo ...
... subject will scarcely rife above fifty fhillings of our money , instead of a proportion almost four times as confiderable , which was regularly impofed on their Gallic an- ceftors . The reafon of this difference may be found , not fo ...
Page 347
... subjects ; he ftyles Eufebius , ο της τυραννικης ωμοτητα συμμύσης ; and complains of his hoftile behaviour during the civil war . so See in Socrates ( 1. i . c . 8. ) , or rather in Theodoret ( l . 1. c . 12. ) , an original letter of ...
... subjects ; he ftyles Eufebius , ο της τυραννικης ωμοτητα συμμύσης ; and complains of his hoftile behaviour during the civil war . so See in Socrates ( 1. i . c . 8. ) , or rather in Theodoret ( l . 1. c . 12. ) , an original letter of ...
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