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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... hundred and twenty feet from the ground , ftood the coloffal ftatue of Apollo . It was of bronze , had been ... hundred paces in length , and one hundred in breadth 47 . The space between the two meta or goals was filled with statues and ...
... hundred and twenty feet from the ground , ftood the coloffal ftatue of Apollo . It was of bronze , had been ... hundred paces in length , and one hundred in breadth 47 . The space between the two meta or goals was filled with statues and ...
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... hundred apparitors , who would be styled at present either fecretaries , or clerks , or ufhers , or meffengers , were employed in his im- mediate office " " . The place of Auguftal præfect of Egypt was no longer filled by a Roman knight ...
... hundred apparitors , who would be styled at present either fecretaries , or clerks , or ufhers , or meffengers , were employed in his im- mediate office " " . The place of Auguftal præfect of Egypt was no longer filled by a Roman knight ...
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... hundred and ten readers , twenty - five chanters , and one hundred door- keepers ; in all , five hundred and twenty five . This moderate number was fixed by the emperor , to relieve the diftrefs of the church , which had been involved ...
... hundred and ten readers , twenty - five chanters , and one hundred door- keepers ; in all , five hundred and twenty five . This moderate number was fixed by the emperor , to relieve the diftrefs of the church , which had been involved ...
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