The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Band 1John D. Morris & Company, 1983 |
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... received more than the others . The error of Gibbon arose from his considering that this re- ferred to the annual pay of the soldiers , while it relates to the sum they received as a reward for their services , on their discharge : à ...
... received more than the others . The error of Gibbon arose from his considering that this re- ferred to the annual pay of the soldiers , while it relates to the sum they received as a reward for their services , on their discharge : à ...
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... received without contradiction by a distant and obsequious senate . Far from being inclined to believe that the arms of Alexander obtained any memorable advantage over the Persians , we are induced to suspect that all this blaze of ...
... received without contradiction by a distant and obsequious senate . Far from being inclined to believe that the arms of Alexander obtained any memorable advantage over the Persians , we are induced to suspect that all this blaze of ...
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... received from the conspirators the bloody purple of Gallienus ; but he had been absent from their camp and counsels ; and however * Notoria , a periodical and official despatch which the emperors received from the frumentarii , or ...
... received from the conspirators the bloody purple of Gallienus ; but he had been absent from their camp and counsels ; and however * Notoria , a periodical and official despatch which the emperors received from the frumentarii , or ...
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MEMOIRS OF MY LIFE AND WRITINGS | 43 |
LAST ILLNESS AND DEATH OF GIBBON | 206 |
CHAPTER I | 214 |
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