The Works of the Rev. Thomas Zouch ... With a Memoir of His Life: By the Rev. Francis Wrangham, Volume 1T. Wilson and sons, 1820 - Theology |
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... Romans in nearly the same words . This great nation could not have been more ... empire with acts of rapine and violence . The success of their arms abroad ... Roman consul , preceded by twelve lictors bearing the rods and axes , the ...
... Romans in nearly the same words . This great nation could not have been more ... empire with acts of rapine and violence . The success of their arms abroad ... Roman consul , preceded by twelve lictors bearing the rods and axes , the ...
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... empire . He displays an intrepidity of behaviour , an inflexible audaciousness of spirit , on the most trying emergencies . With unaltered * The bold and masculine air , observed in the figure of the Roman Virtue upon several old coins ...
... empire . He displays an intrepidity of behaviour , an inflexible audaciousness of spirit , on the most trying emergencies . With unaltered * The bold and masculine air , observed in the figure of the Roman Virtue upon several old coins ...
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... Roman people . With eagle glance they penetrated the views of ambitious monarchs , and thus secured to themselves the empire of the world . Their arms were victorious ; but their victories were insured only by the prudence , with which ...
... Roman people . With eagle glance they penetrated the views of ambitious monarchs , and thus secured to themselves the empire of the world . Their arms were victorious ; but their victories were insured only by the prudence , with which ...
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... Romans , even after the Social War , which ended in the admission of the Italian allies to the privileges of citizens , were from their numbers utterly inadequate to establish an uni- versal empire ; especially as they generally neg ...
... Romans , even after the Social War , which ended in the admission of the Italian allies to the privileges of citizens , were from their numbers utterly inadequate to establish an uni- versal empire ; especially as they generally neg ...
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... Romans , if we consider those scenes of injustice , which were exhibited by them toward the conquered nations . When Rome once extended her empire ... Roman History passim ; Anc . Univ . Hist . XI . 296 , 428 , -xii . 74 , 404 ; Montague's ...
... Romans , if we consider those scenes of injustice , which were exhibited by them toward the conquered nations . When Rome once extended her empire ... Roman History passim ; Anc . Univ . Hist . XI . 296 , 428 , -xii . 74 , 404 ; Montague's ...
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