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
... 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 , the rival prince of the Gepida . The Lom bards , who applauded ...
... 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 , the rival prince of the Gepida . The Lom bards , who applauded ...
Page 180
... arms of the Romans , in flow fieges and frequent inroads , afflicted the frontiers of Mefopotamia and Affyria ; one of their generals profeffed himself the disciple of Scipio , and the foldiers were animated by a miraculous image of ...
... arms of the Romans , in flow fieges and frequent inroads , afflicted the frontiers of Mefopotamia and Affyria ; one of their generals profeffed himself the disciple of Scipio , and the foldiers were animated by a miraculous image of ...
Page 227
... arms , while Europe , from the confines of Iftria to the long wall of Thrace , was oppreffed by the Avars , unfa- tiated with the blood and rapine of the Italian war . They had coolly maffacred their male captives in the facred field of ...
... arms , while Europe , from the confines of Iftria to the long wall of Thrace , was oppreffed by the Avars , unfa- tiated with the blood and rapine of the Italian war . They had coolly maffacred their male captives in the facred field of ...
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