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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... palace ; a magnificent edifice , which scarcely yielded to the refidence of Rome itself , and which , together with the dependent courts , gardens , and porticoes , covered a con- fiderable extent of ground upon the banks of the ...
... palace ; a magnificent edifice , which scarcely yielded to the refidence of Rome itself , and which , together with the dependent courts , gardens , and porticoes , covered a con- fiderable extent of ground upon the banks of the ...
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... palace . 3. The Augufteum was a spacious court , one fide of which was occupied by the front of the palace , and another by the church of St. Sophia . 51 Zeuxippus was an epithet of Jupiter , and the baths were a part of old Byzantium ...
... palace . 3. The Augufteum was a spacious court , one fide of which was occupied by the front of the palace , and another by the church of St. Sophia . 51 Zeuxippus was an epithet of Jupiter , and the baths were a part of old Byzantium ...
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... palace , were empowered by a fpecial com- miffion to visit and reform the ftate of the Eaft . They were inftructed to behave towards Gallus with moderation and refpect , and , by the gentlest arts of perfuafion , to engage him to comply ...
... palace , were empowered by a fpecial com- miffion to visit and reform the ftate of the Eaft . They were inftructed to behave towards Gallus with moderation and refpect , and , by the gentlest arts of perfuafion , to engage him to comply ...
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