The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 9T. Cadell jun. and W. Davies, 1802 - Byzantine Empire |
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Page 313
... east- ward of the Jordan . The holy banner was en- trufted to Zeid ; and fuch was the difcipline or en- thusiasm of the rifing fect , that the nobleft chiefs served without reluctance , under the slave of the prophet . On the event of ...
... east- ward of the Jordan . The holy banner was en- trufted to Zeid ; and fuch was the difcipline or en- thusiasm of the rifing fect , that the nobleft chiefs served without reluctance , under the slave of the prophet . On the event of ...
Page 361
... East , and re- serving a fuller narrative for those domestic coun- tries , which had been included within the pale of the Roman Empire . Yet I must excuse my own defects by a juft complaint of the blindness and infufficiency of my ...
... East , and re- serving a fuller narrative for those domestic coun- tries , which had been included within the pale of the Roman Empire . Yet I must excuse my own defects by a juft complaint of the blindness and infufficiency of my ...
Page 493
... East , from the creation to the year of the Hegira 875 ( A. D. 1471 ) . In the year 904 ( A.D. 1498 ) the hiftorian obtained the command of a princely library , and his applauded work , in feven or twelve parts , was abbreviated in ...
... East , from the creation to the year of the Hegira 875 ( A. D. 1471 ) . In the year 904 ( A.D. 1498 ) the hiftorian obtained the command of a princely library , and his applauded work , in feven or twelve parts , was abbreviated in ...
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