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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... command the refpect or obe- dience of independent nations . Wife or fortunate is the prince who connects his own reputation with the honour and intereft of a perpetual order of men . The defence of their founder is the first cause ...
... command the refpect or obe- dience of independent nations . Wife or fortunate is the prince who connects his own reputation with the honour and intereft of a perpetual order of men . The defence of their founder is the first cause ...
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... command of her father , fhe obeyed : Autharis re- ceived the cup in his turn , and , in restoring it to the princefs , he fecretly touched her hand , and drew his own finger over his face and lips . In the evening , Theudelinda imparted ...
... command of her father , fhe obeyed : Autharis re- ceived the cup in his turn , and , in restoring it to the princefs , he fecretly touched her hand , and drew his own finger over his face and lips . In the evening , Theudelinda imparted ...
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... command , directing him to fend , without delay , to the throne , the head of a guilty or unfortunate general . The ... commands of their tyrant ? The Perfians una- nimously declared , that Chofroes had forfeited the fceptre ; a feparate ...
... command , directing him to fend , without delay , to the throne , the head of a guilty or unfortunate general . The ... commands of their tyrant ? The Perfians una- nimously declared , that Chofroes had forfeited the fceptre ; a feparate ...
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