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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... 24 26 28 300-500 . Form of Government in the Roman Empire Three Ranks of Honour 30 31 34 FOUR Divifions of Office ib . I. The Confuls 35 The Patricians 39 A 2 II . The 1 A. D. II . The Prætorian Præfects The Præfects of.
... 24 26 28 300-500 . Form of Government in the Roman Empire Three Ranks of Honour 30 31 34 FOUR Divifions of Office ib . I. The Confuls 35 The Patricians 39 A 2 II . The 1 A. D. II . The Prætorian Præfects The Præfects of.
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... ranks . In less than a cen- , tury , Conftantinople difputed with Rome itself the pre - eminence of riches and numbers . New piles of buildings , crowded together with too little regard to health or convenience , scarcely al- lowed the ...
... ranks . In less than a cen- , tury , Conftantinople difputed with Rome itself the pre - eminence of riches and numbers . New piles of buildings , crowded together with too little regard to health or convenience , scarcely al- lowed the ...
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... rank and office , from the titled flaves who were feated on the steps of the throne , to the meanest inftruments of arbitrary power . This multitude of abject dependents was intereft- ed in the support of the actual government , from ...
... rank and office , from the titled flaves who were feated on the steps of the throne , to the meanest inftruments of arbitrary power . This multitude of abject dependents was intereft- ed in the support of the actual government , from ...
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... p . 39. But his ex- planations are obfcure , and he does not fufficiently diftinguifh the painted emblems from the effective enfigus of ofice . VOL . III . D All CHAP . XVII . Three ranks of honour . All OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 33.
... p . 39. But his ex- planations are obfcure , and he does not fufficiently diftinguifh the painted emblems from the effective enfigus of ofice . VOL . III . D All CHAP . XVII . Three ranks of honour . All OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE . 33.
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... rank and office , might claim a fuperior diftinction above the rest of the fenatorial order , was long afterwards in ... ranks , Perfectiffimus , and Egregius , which were given to many perfons , who were not raised to the fenatorial ...
... rank and office , might claim a fuperior diftinction above the rest of the fenatorial order , was long afterwards in ... ranks , Perfectiffimus , and Egregius , which were given to many perfons , who were not raised to the fenatorial ...
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