The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Том 3Macmillan, 1914 |
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... fear , by the rival claims of ancient possession and actual favour . The Christians had for- gotten the spirit of the Gospel ; and the Pagans had imbibed the spirit of the church . In private families , the sentiments of nature were ...
... fear , by the rival claims of ancient possession and actual favour . The Christians had for- gotten the spirit of the Gospel ; and the Pagans had imbibed the spirit of the church . In private families , the sentiments of nature were ...
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... edict . Cp . the fears of Li- banius , loc . cit . , and Epitaph . p . 614. So Schiller , Geschichte der römischen Kaiserzeit , ii . 347. ] war , of famine , and of climate . Notwithstanding 4 THE DECLINE AND FALL [ CHAP . XXV.
... edict . Cp . the fears of Li- banius , loc . cit . , and Epitaph . p . 614. So Schiller , Geschichte der römischen Kaiserzeit , ii . 347. ] war , of famine , and of climate . Notwithstanding 4 THE DECLINE AND FALL [ CHAP . XXV.
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... fears and resentment of the popular faction . 18 Chrysostom , tom . i . p . 336 , 344 , edit . Montfaucon . The Christian orator attempts to comfort a widow by the examples of illustrious misfortunes ; and observes that , of nine ...
... fears and resentment of the popular faction . 18 Chrysostom , tom . i . p . 336 , 344 , edit . Montfaucon . The Christian orator attempts to comfort a widow by the examples of illustrious misfortunes ; and observes that , of nine ...
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... fear ; and , to second the efforts of his undaunted courage , the son of Gratian had inherited the advantages of a strong and healthy constitution . By the habits of chastity and temperance , which restrain the appetites and invigorate ...
... fear ; and , to second the efforts of his undaunted courage , the son of Gratian had inherited the advantages of a strong and healthy constitution . By the habits of chastity and temperance , which restrain the appetites and invigorate ...
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... fear , of a general pillage ; and the obstinate credulity of the multitude was once more deceived by the promised advantages of a revolution . The magistrates were seized ; the prisons and arsenals broke open ; the gates , and the ...
... fear , of a general pillage ; and the obstinate credulity of the multitude was once more deceived by the promised advantages of a revolution . The magistrates were seized ; the prisons and arsenals broke open ; the gates , and the ...
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