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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... hopes , and the mutual ignorance of the reft of the affembly , prompted them to join their voices to the general acclamation . The guards haftened to take the oath of fidelity ; the gates of the town were shut ; and before the dawn of ...
... hopes , and the mutual ignorance of the reft of the affembly , prompted them to join their voices to the general acclamation . The guards haftened to take the oath of fidelity ; the gates of the town were shut ; and before the dawn of ...
Page 200
... hopes that a sense of gratitude might influence their future conduct . He had remarked the lofty ftature and obfequious demeanour of Zizais , one of the nobleft of their chiefs . He conferred on him the title of King ; and Zizais proved ...
... hopes that a sense of gratitude might influence their future conduct . He had remarked the lofty ftature and obfequious demeanour of Zizais , one of the nobleft of their chiefs . He conferred on him the title of King ; and Zizais proved ...
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... hopes of fecuring the public tranquillity , either by the peace or conqueft of Germany . Yet the victories of Julian fufpended , for a fhort time , the inroads of the Barbarians , and delayed the ruin of the Western Empire . Paris . His ...
... hopes of fecuring the public tranquillity , either by the peace or conqueft of Germany . Yet the victories of Julian fufpended , for a fhort time , the inroads of the Barbarians , and delayed the ruin of the Western Empire . Paris . His ...
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