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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... Theophylact , 1. i . c . 5 , 6 . 27 25 Even in the field , the chagan delighted in the use of these aro matics . He folicited as a gift , Ινδικος καρυχίας , and received πεπερα και φύλλον Ινδών , κασιαν τε και τον λεγομενον πότον ...
... Theophylact , 1. i . c . 5 , 6 . 27 25 Even in the field , the chagan delighted in the use of these aro matics . He folicited as a gift , Ινδικος καρυχίας , and received πεπερα και φύλλον Ινδών , κασιαν τε και τον λεγομενον πότον ...
Page 201
... Theophylact is furely harmless . 35 Εις οιων αριςθ αμυνεσθαι περί πάτρης . Iliad , xii . 243 . This noble verfe , which unites the spirit of an hero with the reason of a fage , may prove that Homer was in every light fuperior to his age ...
... Theophylact is furely harmless . 35 Εις οιων αριςθ αμυνεσθαι περί πάτρης . Iliad , xii . 243 . This noble verfe , which unites the spirit of an hero with the reason of a fage , may prove that Homer was in every light fuperior to his age ...
Page 208
... Theophylact , l . viii . c . 9. ) μετα τινος μωρας ευλαβείας , εύηθης te nas natayɛd253 . Did they only caft out a vague reproach — or had the emperor really liftened to fome obfcure teacher of those an- cient Gnoftics ? 44 The church ...
... Theophylact , l . viii . c . 9. ) μετα τινος μωρας ευλαβείας , εύηθης te nas natayɛd253 . Did they only caft out a vague reproach — or had the emperor really liftened to fome obfcure teacher of those an- cient Gnoftics ? 44 The church ...
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