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They were received with equal resolution , and , in their common disdain for the
unwarlike people of Greece and Asia , it was confessed on both sides that the
Turks and the Franks were the only nations entitled to the appellation of soldiers .
They were received with equal resolution , and , in their common disdain for the
unwarlike people of Greece and Asia , it was confessed on both sides that the
Turks and the Franks were the only nations entitled to the appellation of soldiers .
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But in the miserable account of war the gain is never equivalent to the loss , the
pleasure to the pain . ... 106 ) the whole booty was only 300,000 marks , besides
10,000 horses and mules : “ This sum was divided into two equal parts .
But in the miserable account of war the gain is never equivalent to the loss , the
pleasure to the pain . ... 106 ) the whole booty was only 300,000 marks , besides
10,000 horses and mules : “ This sum was divided into two equal parts .
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RS In earthly affairs it is not easy to conceive how an assembly of legislators can
bind their successors invested with powers equal to their own . But the dictates of
inspiration must be true and unchangeable ; nor should a private bishop or a ...
RS In earthly affairs it is not easy to conceive how an assembly of legislators can
bind their successors invested with powers equal to their own . But the dictates of
inspiration must be true and unchangeable ; nor should a private bishop or a ...
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CHAPTER LVIII | 13 |
Raymond of Toulouse 38 | 77 |
CHAPTER LIX | 88 |
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| Titel | The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Band 6 The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Edward Gibbon |
| Autor/in | Edward Gibbon |
| Verlag | Nottingham Society, 1845 |
| Original von | Ohio State University |
| Digitalisiert | 23. Sept. 2013 |
| ISBN | 0713991240, 9780713991246 |
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