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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Edward Gibbon. XLV . 1 CHAP . daughter , the heirefs of the Lombard throne , her two lovers , her trufty Gepidæ , and the ... throne was polluted by a fecond mur- der ; Clepho was ftabbed by the hand of a domestic ; the regal office was ...
Edward Gibbon. XLV . 1 CHAP . daughter , the heirefs of the Lombard throne , her two lovers , her trufty Gepidæ , and the ... throne was polluted by a fecond mur- der ; Clepho was ftabbed by the hand of a domestic ; the regal office was ...
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... throne : his lieutenants waged a doubtful war against the Avars of the Danube , and he cast an eye of pity , of ineffectual pity , on the abject and diftressful state of his Italian pro- Distress of Italy . vinces . From Italy the ...
... throne : his lieutenants waged a doubtful war against the Avars of the Danube , and he cast an eye of pity , of ineffectual pity , on the abject and diftressful state of his Italian pro- Distress of Italy . vinces . From Italy the ...
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... throne of the house of Saffan . • 9 See the imitation of Scipio in Theophylact , 1. i . c . 14. ; the image of Chrift , 1. ii . c . 3. Hereafter I fhall speak more amply of the Chriftian images - I had almost faid idols . This , if I am ...
... throne of the house of Saffan . • 9 See the imitation of Scipio in Theophylact , 1. i . c . 14. ; the image of Chrift , 1. ii . c . 3. Hereafter I fhall speak more amply of the Chriftian images - I had almost faid idols . This , if I am ...
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