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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... Gallus . -Danger and Elevation of Julian.- Sarmatian and Per- fan Wars . - Victories of Julian in Gaul . Education of Gallus and Julian Ꭺ . D. Page Power of the Eunuchs 168 171 351 Gallus declared Cæfar 172 Cruelty and Imprudence of Gallus ...
... Gallus . -Danger and Elevation of Julian.- Sarmatian and Per- fan Wars . - Victories of Julian in Gaul . Education of Gallus and Julian Ꭺ . D. Page Power of the Eunuchs 168 171 351 Gallus declared Cæfar 172 Cruelty and Imprudence of Gallus ...
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... Gallus , and even Julian himself , though he wished to cast a veil over the frailties of his bro- ther , are obliged to confess that the Cæfar was in- capable of reigning . Tranfported from a prison to a throne , he poffeffed neither ...
... Gallus , and even Julian himself , though he wished to cast a veil over the frailties of his bro- ther , are obliged to confess that the Cæfar was in- capable of reigning . Tranfported from a prison to a throne , he poffeffed neither ...
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... Gallus . 21 Orontes " · After fuch a deed , whatever might have been the defigns of Gallus , it was only in a field of battle that he could affert his innocence with any hope of fuccefs . But the mind of that prince was formed of an ...
... Gallus . 21 Orontes " · After fuch a deed , whatever might have been the defigns of Gallus , it was only in a field of battle that he could affert his innocence with any hope of fuccefs . But the mind of that prince was formed of an ...
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