The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Band 1Pub One Info, 1792 |
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... Maxentius.-Six Emperor: at the same Time.-Death of Maximian and Galerius.-I/ict0ries as Co'ssantzsine over Maxmtius and Licinz'us.-Re-uni0n as the Empire under the Juthorz'ty-of Corzstantine. A. D- Page Ambition of Galerius disappointed ...
... Maxentius.-Six Emperor: at the same Time.-Death of Maximian and Galerius.-I/ict0ries as Co'ssantzsine over Maxmtius and Licinz'us.-Re-uni0n as the Empire under the Juthorz'ty-of Corzstantine. A. D- Page Ambition of Galerius disappointed ...
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... Maxentius in Italy and Africa - 216 312 Civil War between Constantine and Maxentius 2'9 Preparations - - - 2 2 r Constantine passes the Alps - - 222 Battle ofTurin - ' - - 224. Siege and Battle of Verona - - 225 Indolence and Fears of ...
... Maxentius in Italy and Africa - 216 312 Civil War between Constantine and Maxentius 2'9 Preparations - - - 2 2 r Constantine passes the Alps - - 222 Battle ofTurin - ' - - 224. Siege and Battle of Verona - - 225 Indolence and Fears of ...
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... Maxentius, determined in his ' favour the popular enthusiasm. _ Maxcntius was the son of the emperor Maximian, and ... Maxentius declared emperor at Rome, A. D. 306. zSth Oct. C H A P. XIV. Maximian . re-assumes the purple. OF THE ROMAN ...
... Maxentius, determined in his ' favour the popular enthusiasm. _ Maxcntius was the son of the emperor Maximian, and ... Maxentius declared emperor at Rome, A. D. 306. zSth Oct. C H A P. XIV. Maximian . re-assumes the purple. OF THE ROMAN ...
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... Maxentius, invested with the Imperial ornaments, was acknowledged by the applauding senate and people as the protector of the Roman freedom and dignity. It is uncertain whether Maximian _ was previously acquainted with the conspiracy ...
... Maxentius, invested with the Imperial ornaments, was acknowledged by the applauding senate and people as the protector of the Roman freedom and dignity. It is uncertain whether Maximian _ was previously acquainted with the conspiracy ...
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... Maxentius, and drew after him the most considerable part of the troops, accustomed to obey his commands. Rome, according to the expression of an oratorr recallcd her armies; and the unfortunate Severus, desti_ tute of force and of ...
... Maxentius, and drew after him the most considerable part of the troops, accustomed to obey his commands. Rome, according to the expression of an oratorr recallcd her armies; and the unfortunate Severus, desti_ tute of force and of ...
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