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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... army and the province . In the preceding years Italy had been defolated by peftilence and famine , and a difaffected people afcribed the calamities of Nature , to the guilt or folly of their rulers " . Whatever might be the grounds of ...
... army and the province . In the preceding years Italy had been defolated by peftilence and famine , and a difaffected people afcribed the calamities of Nature , to the guilt or folly of their rulers " . Whatever might be the grounds of ...
Page 150
... army . this army , the pay and the rewards were drawn from the conquered provinces ; and the diftribu- tion , which was not effected till after the death of Alboin , is difgraced by the foul marks of in- justice and rapine . Many of the ...
... army . this army , the pay and the rewards were drawn from the conquered provinces ; and the diftribu- tion , which was not effected till after the death of Alboin , is difgraced by the foul marks of in- justice and rapine . Many of the ...
Page 154
... " fuch are the ftrokes of the king of the " Lombards . " On the approach of a French army , Garibald and his daughter took refuge in the dominions XLV . dominions of their ally ; and the marriage THE DECLINE AND FALL.
... " fuch are the ftrokes of the king of the " Lombards . " On the approach of a French army , Garibald and his daughter took refuge in the dominions XLV . dominions of their ally ; and the marriage THE DECLINE AND FALL.
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