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 111
... prince ; but Si- donius Apollinaris ( Epistol . v . 8. ) , for the fake perhaps of an an- tithefis to Faufta's warm bath , chooses to administer a draught of sold poifon . 18 Sororis filium , commoda indolis juvenem . Eutropius , x . 6 ...
... prince ; but Si- donius Apollinaris ( Epistol . v . 8. ) , for the fake perhaps of an an- tithefis to Faufta's warm bath , chooses to administer a draught of sold poifon . 18 Sororis filium , commoda indolis juvenem . Eutropius , x . 6 ...
Page 293
... prince and people . An annual income of fix hundred pounds fterling may be reasonably affigned to the bishops , who were placed at an equal distance between riches and poverty 15 , but the standard of their wealth infenfibly rofe with ...
... prince and people . An annual income of fix hundred pounds fterling may be reasonably affigned to the bishops , who were placed at an equal distance between riches and poverty 15 , but the standard of their wealth infenfibly rofe with ...
Page 393
... prince ; and the power of Ma- cedonius could be fecured only by the death of his rival . The unfortunate Paul was dragged in chains from the fandy deferts of Mefopotamia to the most defolate places of Mount Taurus 150 , confined in a ...
... prince ; and the power of Ma- cedonius could be fecured only by the death of his rival . The unfortunate Paul was dragged in chains from the fandy deferts of Mefopotamia to the most defolate places of Mount Taurus 150 , confined in a ...
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