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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... imperial city may be represented under that of an unequal triangle . The obtufe point , which advances towards the eat and the fhores of Afia , meets and repels the waves of the Thracian Bofphorus . The northern fide of the city is ...
... imperial city may be represented under that of an unequal triangle . The obtufe point , which advances towards the eat and the fhores of Afia , meets and repels the waves of the Thracian Bofphorus . The northern fide of the city is ...
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... ' of the mag- nificence of the wardrobe , and of the luxury of the EXT 14 Cod . Theod . 1. vi . tit . 8 , F 3 8 who re Imperial 79 THE DECLINE AND FALL CHAP . Imperial table 143 OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 69 The Chamberlain.
... ' of the mag- nificence of the wardrobe , and of the luxury of the EXT 14 Cod . Theod . 1. vi . tit . 8 , F 3 8 who re Imperial 79 THE DECLINE AND FALL CHAP . Imperial table 143 OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 69 The Chamberlain.
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... Imperial troops forced the paffages ' of the Cottian Alps , and in the bloody combat of Mount Seleucus irrevocably fixed the title of Re- bels on the party of Magnentius " . He was un- 94 Ammian . xv . 6. Zofim . 1. ii . p . 123. Julian ...
... Imperial troops forced the paffages ' of the Cottian Alps , and in the bloody combat of Mount Seleucus irrevocably fixed the title of Re- bels on the party of Magnentius " . He was un- 94 Ammian . xv . 6. Zofim . 1. ii . p . 123. Julian ...
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