The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Band 5G. Bell & sons, 1901 |
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... cause , which in every age has exercised the zeal and industry of the civilians . They piously commemorate his virtues ; dissemble or deny his failings ; and fiercely chastise the guilt or folly of the rebels who presume to sully the ...
... cause , which in every age has exercised the zeal and industry of the civilians . They piously commemorate his virtues ; dissemble or deny his failings ; and fiercely chastise the guilt or folly of the rebels who presume to sully the ...
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... caused very unreasonable doubts respecting the passage here quoted by Gibbon and the " bold prediction , " which Cassandra is made to utter . This poet wrote in the reign of Ptolemy Philadelphus , who died 246 B. C. The Romans were at ...
... caused very unreasonable doubts respecting the passage here quoted by Gibbon and the " bold prediction , " which Cassandra is made to utter . This poet wrote in the reign of Ptolemy Philadelphus , who died 246 B. C. The Romans were at ...
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... caused them to exact a strict observance of ceremonies , which were binding on their rude inferiors . When the jurists became a distinct class , into which plebeians also had admittance , custom retained what had once been useful , but ...
... caused them to exact a strict observance of ceremonies , which were binding on their rude inferiors . When the jurists became a distinct class , into which plebeians also had admittance , custom retained what had once been useful , but ...
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... caused Horace to accuse him of insanity . - ED . ] * Justinian ( Institut . 1. 3 , tit . 23 , and Theophil . Vers . Græc . p . 677 . 680 , ) has commemorated this weighty dispute , and the verses of Homer that were alleged on either ...
... caused Horace to accuse him of insanity . - ED . ] * Justinian ( Institut . 1. 3 , tit . 23 , and Theophil . Vers . Græc . p . 677 . 680 , ) has commemorated this weighty dispute , and the verses of Homer that were alleged on either ...
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... cause was in the hands of Pegasus , * a timid slave of Domitian , while the favourite of the Caesars was represented by Cassius , † who gloried in his descent from the patriot assassin . By the perpetual edict , the controversies of the ...
... cause was in the hands of Pegasus , * a timid slave of Domitian , while the favourite of the Caesars was represented by Cassius , † who gloried in his descent from the patriot assassin . By the perpetual edict , the controversies of the ...
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