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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... favour of his fovereign ; the latter more illuftrious by his contempt of that favour , and his ftern though harmless oppofition to the ty- rant of Rome . Their legal ftudies were influenced 63 61 See Pomponius ( de Origine Juris Pandect ...
... favour of his fovereign ; the latter more illuftrious by his contempt of that favour , and his ftern though harmless oppofition to the ty- rant of Rome . Their legal ftudies were influenced 63 61 See Pomponius ( de Origine Juris Pandect ...
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... favour of the pofterity of Ishmael ; and these learned bi- gots are not afraid to risk the truth of Christianity on this frail and flippery foundation . 4 D'Herbelot , Biblioth . Orient . p . 477. Pocock , Specimen Hift . Arabum , p ...
... favour of the pofterity of Ishmael ; and these learned bi- gots are not afraid to risk the truth of Christianity on this frail and flippery foundation . 4 D'Herbelot , Biblioth . Orient . p . 477. Pocock , Specimen Hift . Arabum , p ...
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... favour ; the heresy of Apollinaris was condemned , and the separate con- gregations of his difciples were profcribed by the Imperial laws . But his principles were fecretly entertained in the monafteries of Egypt , and his enemies felt ...
... favour ; the heresy of Apollinaris was condemned , and the separate con- gregations of his difciples were profcribed by the Imperial laws . But his principles were fecretly entertained in the monafteries of Egypt , and his enemies felt ...
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