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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... According to the hiftorian Socrates ( See Godefroy ad loc . ) , the fame emperor Valens fome- times required eighty pieces of gold for a recruit . In the following law it is faintly expressed , that flaves fhall not be admitted inter ...
... According to the hiftorian Socrates ( See Godefroy ad loc . ) , the fame emperor Valens fome- times required eighty pieces of gold for a recruit . In the following law it is faintly expressed , that flaves fhall not be admitted inter ...
Page 86
... according to the pro- portions determined by the annual indiction , was furnished in a manner ftill more direct , and still more oppreffive . According to the different na- ture of lands , their real produce , in the various articles of ...
... according to the pro- portions determined by the annual indiction , was furnished in a manner ftill more direct , and still more oppreffive . According to the different na- ture of lands , their real produce , in the various articles of ...
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... according to the intereft of the clergy . The Suburbicarian churches , affigned ( by Rufinus ) to the bishop of Rome , have been made the fubject of vehement controverfy . See Sirmond , Opera , tom . iv . p . 1–238 . Carthage , XX ...
... according to the intereft of the clergy . The Suburbicarian churches , affigned ( by Rufinus ) to the bishop of Rome , have been made the fubject of vehement controverfy . See Sirmond , Opera , tom . iv . p . 1–238 . Carthage , XX ...
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