The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 8T. Cadell jun. and W. Davies, 1802 - Byzantine Empire |
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Page 117
... Alboin , king of the Lombards , had not given a new object to their arms , and a lafting fettlement to their wearied fortunes . While Alboin ferved under his father's ftandard , he encountered in battle , and tranfpierced with his lance ...
... Alboin , king of the Lombards , had not given a new object to their arms , and a lafting fettlement to their wearied fortunes . While Alboin ferved under his father's ftandard , he encountered in battle , and tranfpierced with his lance ...
Page 122
... Alboin the con- quest of Italy , A.D. 567 . 12 The deftruction of a mighty kingdom established undertakes the fame of Alboin . In the days of Charlemagne , the Bavarians , the Saxons , and the other tribes of the Teutonic language ...
... Alboin the con- quest of Italy , A.D. 567 . 12 The deftruction of a mighty kingdom established undertakes the fame of Alboin . In the days of Charlemagne , the Bavarians , the Saxons , and the other tribes of the Teutonic language ...
Page 129
... Alboin is fient ; and before he could regulate his new con- quefts , Alboin fell a facrifice to domeftic treafon and female revenge . In a palace near Verona , which had not been erected for the Barbarians , he feafted the companions of ...
... Alboin is fient ; and before he could regulate his new con- quefts , Alboin fell a facrifice to domeftic treafon and female revenge . In a palace near Verona , which had not been erected for the Barbarians , he feafted the companions of ...
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