The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman EmpirePorter & Coates, 1845 |
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... subjects who acknowledged the laws of Rome , of citizens , of provincials , and of slaves , cannot now be fixed with such a degree of accuracy , as the importance of the object would deserve . We are informed , that when the Emperor ...
... subjects who acknowledged the laws of Rome , of citizens , of provincials , and of slaves , cannot now be fixed with such a degree of accuracy , as the importance of the object would deserve . We are informed , that when the Emperor ...
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... subjects . Bu the Roman empire , after the authority of the senate had sunk into contempt , was a vast scene of confusion . The royal , ana even noble , families of the provinces had long since been lea in triumph before the car of the ...
... subjects . Bu the Roman empire , after the authority of the senate had sunk into contempt , was a vast scene of confusion . The royal , ana even noble , families of the provinces had long since been lea in triumph before the car of the ...
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... subjects of the Roman empire.86 Wars , and the administration of public affairs , are the prin- cipal subjects of history ; but the number of persons interested in these busy scenes is very different , according to the different ...
... subjects of the Roman empire.86 Wars , and the administration of public affairs , are the prin- cipal subjects of history ; but the number of persons interested in these busy scenes is very different , according to the different ...
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THE REIGN OF DIOCLETIAN AND HIS THREE ASSOCIATES MAXIMIAN | l |
THE EXTENT AND MILITARY FORCE OF THE EMPIRE IN THE AGE | 1 |
D | 7 |
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