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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... celebrated his memory with divine honours 20. Before Con- ftantine gave a juft preference to the fituation of Byzantium , he had conceived the design of erect- ing the feat of empire on this celebrated spot , from whence the Romans ...
... celebrated his memory with divine honours 20. Before Con- ftantine gave a juft preference to the fituation of Byzantium , he had conceived the design of erect- ing the feat of empire on this celebrated spot , from whence the Romans ...
Page 117
... celebrated profeffors of the Christian faith , of the Grecian philofophy , and of the Roman jurif- prudence , were invited by the liberality of the emperor , who referved for himself the important task of inftructing the royal youths in ...
... celebrated profeffors of the Christian faith , of the Grecian philofophy , and of the Roman jurif- prudence , were invited by the liberality of the emperor , who referved for himself the important task of inftructing the royal youths in ...
Page 257
... etymology . See Ducange , in Gloff . Med . & infim , Latinitat . fub voce Labarum , and Godefroy , ad Cod . Theodof . tom . ii . p . 143 . VOL . III . S celebrated XX . 34 CHAP . celebrated name , which has OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 257.
... etymology . See Ducange , in Gloff . Med . & infim , Latinitat . fub voce Labarum , and Godefroy , ad Cod . Theodof . tom . ii . p . 143 . VOL . III . S celebrated XX . 34 CHAP . celebrated name , which has OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 257.
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