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 123
... Barbarians ; and the names of the Gepida , Bulgarians , Sarmatians , and Bavarians , may be diftinctly traced in the provinces of Italy " 3. Of the Saxons , the old allies of the Lombards , twenty thousand warriors , with their wives ...
... Barbarians ; and the names of the Gepida , Bulgarians , Sarmatians , and Bavarians , may be diftinctly traced in the provinces of Italy " 3. Of the Saxons , the old allies of the Lombards , twenty thousand warriors , with their wives ...
Page 173
... Barbarians , and the fervile temper of the tributary Greeks . Lament- ing the barren fuperfluity of materials , I have stu- died to comprefs the narrative of these uninterest- ing transactions : but the juft Nufhirvan is ftill ap ...
... Barbarians , and the fervile temper of the tributary Greeks . Lament- ing the barren fuperfluity of materials , I have stu- died to comprefs the narrative of these uninterest- ing transactions : but the juft Nufhirvan is ftill ap ...
Page 227
... Barbarian ; and the fuppliant embaffies of Heraclius to be- feech his clemency , that he would spare the inno- cent ... Barbarians . The amorous matron who opened the gates of Friuli paffed a fhort night in the arms of her royal lover ...
... Barbarian ; and the fuppliant embaffies of Heraclius to be- feech his clemency , that he would spare the inno- cent ... Barbarians . The amorous matron who opened the gates of Friuli paffed a fhort night in the arms of her royal lover ...
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