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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Page 70
... master of the offices 144 . He was the fupreme magiftrate of the palace , in- fpected the discipline of the civil and military fchools , and received appeals from all parts of the empire ; in the caufes which related to that nu- merous ...
... master of the offices 144 . He was the fupreme magiftrate of the palace , in- fpected the discipline of the civil and military fchools , and received appeals from all parts of the empire ; in the caufes which related to that nu- merous ...
Page 117
... master of all the different weapons used in the fervice either of the cavalry or of the infantry 32. The fame affi- duous cultivation was bestowed , though not per- haps with equal fuccefs , to improve the minds of the fons and nephews ...
... master of all the different weapons used in the fervice either of the cavalry or of the infantry 32. The fame affi- duous cultivation was bestowed , though not per- haps with equal fuccefs , to improve the minds of the fons and nephews ...
Page 405
... master ; but he declares , that those who still re- by Con- fuse to open their eyes to the celestial light , may freely enjoy their temples , and their fancied gods . A report , that the ceremonies of paganism were fuppreffed , is ...
... master ; but he declares , that those who still re- by Con- fuse to open their eyes to the celestial light , may freely enjoy their temples , and their fancied gods . A report , that the ceremonies of paganism were fuppreffed , is ...
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