The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Band 3Cadell & Davies; J. Johnson; F. & C. Rivington; ... [and 32 others], 1807 |
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... equal to about two thousand English acres . It is impoffible to juftify the vain and credulous ex- aggerations of modern travellers , who have fome times stretched the limits of Conftantinople over the adjacent villages of the European ...
... equal to about two thousand English acres . It is impoffible to juftify the vain and credulous ex- aggerations of modern travellers , who have fome times stretched the limits of Conftantinople over the adjacent villages of the European ...
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... equal squares of 50 French toifes , the former contains 850 , and the latter 1160 of those divifions . 39 Six hundred centenaries , or fixty thousand pounds weight of gold . This fum is taken from Codinus Antiquit . Conft . p . 11 ...
... equal squares of 50 French toifes , the former contains 850 , and the latter 1160 of those divifions . 39 Six hundred centenaries , or fixty thousand pounds weight of gold . This fum is taken from Codinus Antiquit . Conft . p . 11 ...
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... equal prolixity by their learned interpreter . 80 Cod . Theodof . 1. vi , tit . xxii . 81 Aufonius ( in Gratiarum Actione ) basely expatiates on this un- worthy topic , which is managed by Mamertinus ( Panegyr . Vet . xi . 16. 19 ...
... equal prolixity by their learned interpreter . 80 Cod . Theodof . 1. vi , tit . xxii . 81 Aufonius ( in Gratiarum Actione ) basely expatiates on this un- worthy topic , which is managed by Mamertinus ( Panegyr . Vet . xi . 16. 19 ...
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... equal to his merit . In the earliest youth he was recommended by Cicero to the friend- fhip of Brutus . He followed the ftandard of the republic till it was broken in the fields of Philippi : he then accepted and deferved the favour of ...
... equal to his merit . In the earliest youth he was recommended by Cicero to the friend- fhip of Brutus . He followed the ftandard of the republic till it was broken in the fields of Philippi : he then accepted and deferved the favour of ...
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... equals , or even his fuperiors . The principal departments were relative to the command of a numerous watch established as a 106 See Lipfius , Excurfus D. ad 1 lib . Tacit . Annal . 107 Heineccii Element . Juris Civilis fecund . ordinem ...
... equals , or even his fuperiors . The principal departments were relative to the command of a numerous watch established as a 106 See Lipfius , Excurfus D. ad 1 lib . Tacit . Annal . 107 Heineccii Element . Juris Civilis fecund . ordinem ...
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