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 219
... Syria : he was betrayed by fallacious promifes , and burnt alive in the market - place of Conftantinople . Deprived ... Syria , clofes XLVI . CHAP . clofes the decay of the empire OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 219 His Conqueft of Syria.
... Syria : he was betrayed by fallacious promifes , and burnt alive in the market - place of Conftantinople . Deprived ... Syria , clofes XLVI . CHAP . clofes the decay of the empire OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 219 His Conqueft of Syria.
Page 336
... Syria and Egypt , ftill persevered in the use of their national idioms ; with this difference how- ever , that the Coptic was confined to the rude and illiterate peasants of the Nile , while the Syriac from the mountains of Affyria to ...
... Syria and Egypt , ftill persevered in the use of their national idioms ; with this difference how- ever , that the Coptic was confined to the rude and illiterate peasants of the Nile , while the Syriac from the mountains of Affyria to ...
Page 338
... Syria , who reject the religion , have adopted the language , of the Arabians . The lapfe of time has feconded the facerdotal arts ; and in the East , as well as in the Weft , the Deity is addreffed in an obsolete tongue , unknown to ...
... Syria , who reject the religion , have adopted the language , of the Arabians . The lapfe of time has feconded the facerdotal arts ; and in the East , as well as in the Weft , the Deity is addreffed in an obsolete tongue , unknown to ...
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