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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... Death Abuses of Civil Jurifprudence Page 96 98 100 - ΤΟΙ 104 105 107 ib . 109 CHAP . XLV . Reign of the younger Justin . - Embassy of the Avars . - Their Settlement on the Danube . - Conqueft of Italy by the Lom- bards . - Adoption and ...
... Death Abuses of Civil Jurifprudence Page 96 98 100 - ΤΟΙ 104 105 107 ib . 109 CHAP . XLV . Reign of the younger Justin . - Embassy of the Avars . - Their Settlement on the Danube . - Conqueft of Italy by the Lom- bards . - Adoption and ...
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... Death of Hormouz Chofroes flies to the Romans His Return and final Victory Death of Bahram 591-603 . Reftoration and Policy of Chofroes 570-600 . Pride , Policy , and Power of the Chagan of the Avars 595-602 . Wars of Maurice against ...
... Death of Hormouz Chofroes flies to the Romans His Return and final Victory Death of Bahram 591-603 . Reftoration and Policy of Chofroes 570-600 . Pride , Policy , and Power of the Chagan of the Avars 595-602 . Wars of Maurice against ...
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... death of Hormouz to his fon , by whole command he was beaten to death with clubs . I have followed the milder account of Khondemir and Eutychius , and shall always be content with the flighteft evidence to extenuate the crime of ...
... death of Hormouz to his fon , by whole command he was beaten to death with clubs . I have followed the milder account of Khondemir and Eutychius , and shall always be content with the flighteft evidence to extenuate the crime of ...
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Afia againſt Alboin Alexandria almoſt Annal Antioch arms Autharis Avars Bahram Barbarians Baronius biſhops Cæfars Catholics cauſe Cerinthus chagan Chalcedon CHAP Chofroes Chrift Chriftians church Concil Conftantinople Cyril death Decemvirs defert Eaft Ecclef ecclefiaftical Egypt emperor empire enemy Ephefus eſcaped Eutyches Eutychius Evagrius faith fame father fecond fenate feven fhould fince firſt flaves foldiers fome foon fovereign fpirit ftill fubjects fucceffively fucceffor fuch fword fynod Greeks Heraclius herefy Hift hiftorian hiftory himſelf honour Hormouz hundred Inftitut intereft Irenæus Jacobites Juftinian jurifprudence juſtice king laws lefs Lombards Manichæan maſter Maurice meaſure monks Monophyfites Monothelite moſt muſt Neftorians Neftorius Oriental paffed paffion palace Pandects patriarch Perfian perfon Phocas prince provinces puniſhment reaſon refpectable reign reprefented reſtored Roman Rome ſtate ſtill Syria thefe themſelves Theodofius Theophanes Theophylact Theophylact Simocatta theſe thofe thoſe thouſand throne Tillemont tion Tribonian twelve tables uſe viii whofe whoſe XLIV XLVI XLVII