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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... monarch , who reigned over the lives and fortunes of his children , might diftribute their refpective fhares according to the degrees of their merit or his affection : his arbitrary At 151 Prior examples of teflaments are perhaps ...
... monarch , who reigned over the lives and fortunes of his children , might diftribute their refpective fhares according to the degrees of their merit or his affection : his arbitrary At 151 Prior examples of teflaments are perhaps ...
Page 154
Edward Gibbon. 154 XLV . a CHAP . accepted the alliance of the Italian monarch . Im- patient of the flow progrefs of negociation , the ardent lover escaped from his palace , and vifited the court of Bavaria in the train of his own em ...
Edward Gibbon. 154 XLV . a CHAP . accepted the alliance of the Italian monarch . Im- patient of the flow progrefs of negociation , the ardent lover escaped from his palace , and vifited the court of Bavaria in the train of his own em ...
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... monarch . Their adverfaries might allege the words of the fathers of Conftantinople , who profess themselves the flaves of the king ; and crees of quĉ ab Anglorum et Brittonum , necnon Scotorum et Pictorum gen . tibus colebantur ...
... monarch . Their adverfaries might allege the words of the fathers of Conftantinople , who profess themselves the flaves of the king ; and crees of quĉ ab Anglorum et Brittonum , necnon Scotorum et Pictorum gen . tibus colebantur ...
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