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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... last claís , were generally defpifed , as having too much body and too little spirit ( d'Herbelot , Bibliot , Orient . p . 339. ) : their ftrength was requifite to bear the weight of the knight and his armour . L them in the habits of ...
... last claís , were generally defpifed , as having too much body and too little spirit ( d'Herbelot , Bibliot , Orient . p . 339. ) : their ftrength was requifite to bear the weight of the knight and his armour . L them in the habits of ...
Page 250
... last remnant of the Polytheists into the Chriftians of St. John , in the territory of Baf- The Ma- fora 5 % . The altars of Babylon were overturned gians . 58 by 56 Simplicius ( who quotes Porphyry ) , de Cælo , 1. ii . com . xlvi . p ...
... last remnant of the Polytheists into the Chriftians of St. John , in the territory of Baf- The Ma- fora 5 % . The altars of Babylon were overturned gians . 58 by 56 Simplicius ( who quotes Porphyry ) , de Cælo , 1. ii . com . xlvi . p ...
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... last mo- ments of his life , the dignity of an apostle and the faith of an enthusiast ; described the vifits of Ga- briel , who bade an everlasting farewel to the earth , and expressed his lively confidence , not only of the mercy but ...
... last mo- ments of his life , the dignity of an apostle and the faith of an enthusiast ; described the vifits of Ga- briel , who bade an everlasting farewel to the earth , and expressed his lively confidence , not only of the mercy but ...
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