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22 TIIE DECLINE AND FALL the last and fatal error of his life. The reality, or the suspicion, of a conspiracy disarmed and disunited the Italians. The soldiers resented the disgrace, and bewailed the loss, of their general. Th^y were ignorant of their new exarch ; and Longinus was himself ignorant of the state of the army and the province. In the preceding years Italy had been desolated by pestilence and famine, and a disaffected people ascribed the calamities of nature to the guilt or folly of their rulers. 17 Whatever might be the grounds of his security, Alboin neither expected nor encountered a Roman army in the field. down with con He ascended the Julian Alps, and looked tempt and desire on the fruitful plains to which his victory communicated the perpetual appellation of Lombardy. A faithful chieftain, and a select band, were stationed at Forum Julii, the modern Friuli, to guard the passes of the mountains. The Lombards respected the strength of Pavia, and listened to the prayers of the Trevisans : their slow and heavy multitudes proceeded to occupy the palace and city of Verona ; and Milan, now rising from her ashes, was invested by the powers of Alboin live months after his departure from Pannonia. Terror preceded his march: he found every where, or he left, a dreary solitude ; and the pusillanimous Italians presumed, without a trial, that the stranger was invincible. Escaping to lakes, or rocks, or morasses, the affrighted crowds concealed some fragments of the wealth, and delayed the moment of their servitude. Paulinus, the patriarch of Aquileia, removed his treasures, sacred and profane, to the Isle of Grado, 18 and his successors w r ere adopted by the infant republic of Venice, which was continually enriched by the public calamities. Honoratus, who filled the chair of St. Ambrose, had credulously accepted the faithless offers of a capitulation ; and the archbishop, with the clergy and nobles of Milan, were driven by the perfidy of Alboin to seek a refuge in the less accessible ramparts of Genoa. Along the maritime coast, the courage of the inhabitants was supported by the facility of supply, the hopes " The designs of Narses and of the Lombards for the invasion of Italy are exposed in the last chapter of the lirst book, and the seven first chapters of the second book, of Paul the deacon. 18 Which from this translation was called New Aqt'iileia (Chron. Venet. p. 3). The patriarch of Grado soon became the first citizen of the republic (p. 0, &c.) but his seat was not removed to Venice till the year 1450. He is now decorated with titles and honors ; but the genius of the church has bowed to that of the state, and the government of a Catholic city is strictly Presbyterian. Thomassin, Discipline de l'Eglise, torn. i. pp. 156, 157, 161-165. Ainelot de la Hou8 saye, Gouvernement de Venise, torn. i. pp. 256-261.
OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 23 of relief, and the power of escape ; but from the Trentine hills to the gates of Ravenna and Rome the inland regions of Italy became, without a battle or a siege, the lasting pat- The submission of the people in- rimony of the Lombards. vited the Barbarian to assume the character of a lawful sovereign, and the helpless exarch was confined to the office of announcing to the emperor Justin the rapid and irretrievable loss of his provinces and cities. 19 One city, which had been diligently fortified by the Goths, resisted the arms of a new invader; and, while Italy was subdued by the flying detachments of the Lombards, the royal camp was fixed above three years before the western gate of Ticinum, or Pavia. The same courage which obtains the esteem of a civilized enemy provokes the fury of a savage, and the impatient besieger had bound himself by a tremendous oath, that age, and sex, and dignity, should be confounded in a The aid of famine at length enabled him general massacre. to execute his bloody vow ; but, as Alboin entered the gate, his horse stumbled, fell, and could not be raised from the ground. One of his attendants was prompted by compassion, or piety, to interpret this miraculous sign of the wrath of Heaven : the conqueror paused and relented ; he sheathed his sword, and peacefully reposing himself in the palace of Theodoric, proclaimed to the trembling multitude that they should live and obey. Delighted with the situation of a city which was endeared to his pride by the difficulty of the purchase, the prince of the Lombards disdained the ancient glories of Milan ; and Pavia, during some ages, was respected as the capital of the kingdom of Italy.* 20 The reign of the founder was splendid and transient and, before he could regulate his new conquests, Alboin fell a sacrifice to domestic treason and female revenge. In a palace near Verona, which had not been erected for the Barbarians, he feasted the companions of his arms ; intoxication was the reward of valor, and the king himself was tempted by appetite, or vanity, to exceed the ordinary measure of his intemperance. After draining many capacious bowls of Rha3tian or Falernian wine, he called for the skull 19 Paul has given a description of Ttaly, as it was then divided, into eighteen regions (]. ii. c. 14-24). The Dissertatio Chorographica de Italia Medii JE\i, by Father Beretti, a Benedictine monk, and regins professor at Pavia, has been usefully consulted. 2J For the conquest of Italy, see the original materials of Paul (1. ii. e.7-10, 12, 14, 25, 26, 27), the eloquent narrative of Sigonius(tom. ii. de Regno Italia?, 1. i. pp. 13-19), and the correct and critical review of Muratori (Annali d'ltalia, torn. v. pp 164-180).
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 75 •was reme
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 77 punishment
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which OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 85 Place
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 87 u It was no
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 89 the signal
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des OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 91 victory
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE 93 himself, mad
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 103 the death
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OF THE K0MAN EMPIRE 113 adopted wit
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OF THE EOMAiN" EMPIRE. 115 ligion.
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 119 co ony. Th
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 121 the merit
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digni OF. THE KOMAN EMPIRE. 143 Hud
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 119 peace of t
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 153 ever, that
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 155 rising gen
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 157 ing to the
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 163 heads in t
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 167 bites, who
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OY THE ROMAN EMPIKE. 169 at once of
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 171 kingdom, s
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 173 arch of Al
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 175 belief was
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 177 CHAPTER XL
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 179 or imperfe
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 181 nations of
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OF THE SOMAN EMPIRE. 183 you answer
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 185 embarked f
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OF THE EOMAX EMPIRE. 187 After the
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 189 the Danube
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9 OF THE ROMAN KMPIKE. 191 Between
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" OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 201 feast, h
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influence; OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 205
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 207 and sleep,
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OF THE EOMAN EMPIRE. 213 were of eq
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 217 hatred of
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 219 death of Z
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 223 session of
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 225 was adorne
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 239 champion o
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 241 which show
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OP THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 243 able to fo
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 4245 Heraclius
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 249 apologists
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OF THE EOMAN EMPIRE. 251 The merit
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 255 not reconc
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 257 prince was
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 259 lire to ex
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIEE. 263 can remove
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OF THE EOMAN EMPIRE. 265 eral quart
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terror. OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 267 Th
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 269 gence and
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OF THE EOMAN EMPIRE. 271 that etern
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 275 bardy and
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 277 empire ; a
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OP THE ROMAN EMPIRE 279 the Roman c
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 281 orthodoxy
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 285 prise on b
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. '287 whom the
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OF THE liOMAN EMPIRE. 289 by the oi
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 291 of the Chr
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 293 faintly at
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 295 father, an
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 297 ratified b
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 301 The bastar
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 303 "Romans,"
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 305 to protect
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OF THE ItOMAN EMPJEJJ. 307 Milan so
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OP THE HUMAN EMP1EE. 311 than the e
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 313 temporary
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OF THE SOMAN EMPIRE. 315 triangle o
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 317 the same,
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 319 furniture,
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 323 attempted.
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 325 and Roman
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 327 but in Ara
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 329 moralists
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 331 blind myth
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 333 have been
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 335 and a far
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OF THE F.OMAN EMPIEE. 337 sera of t
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OF THE ROMAN empire. 339 agination
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 341 the knowle
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 343 been the r
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 345 The commun
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 347 water of Z
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 349 church. Th
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OP THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 351 104 hornet
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OF THE KOMAX EMPIRE. 353 jected, by
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OF THE ROMAX EMPIRE. 357 The people
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 359 ries, stil
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 361 on that ch
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 3G3 profession
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OF THE EOMAN EMPIRE. 8G5 instantly
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 367 had they r
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 3G9 hastily dr
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 371 opinions s
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 373 maturity o
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01? THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 375 Tabuc. Be
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIKE. 377 Supreme Be
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE* 379 enthusiasm
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OP THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 381 and his re
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 385 The silenc
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OF THE ROHAN EMPIRE. 3g9 martial ac
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 391 the solemn
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 393 and repeat
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 395 Hosein wil
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 397 Hassan, is
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 399 casions th
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 401 first cali
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 405 to unfold
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 407 • active
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OF THE ROMAN .UMPIRE. 409 navigatio
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OP THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 411 invested w
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 415 and the Ma
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Destroy OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 417 ce
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 419 these citi
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 423 of a soldi
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OP THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 427 and to wai
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 429 odicea, at
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 433 not to ent
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 435 separated
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OP THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 439 plaints, o
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 441 his confes
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 443 Therefore
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OF THE IiOMAX EMPIRE. 445 who is sa
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OF THE ROMAN EM TIKE. 447 you have
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 449 of Egypt,
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE 453 fortificati
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 459 thousand p
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 461 The daught
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 465 Fortunate,
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 407 that kingd
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 469 overwhelme
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 475 started fr
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 479 Carcassone
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 485 awakened b
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 487 tains and
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 489 Almohades,
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 491 senate, or
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 405 tary shade
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OF THE KOMAN EMPIRE. 511 were mista
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OP THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 515 supported,
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OF THE EOMAN EMPIRE. 527 clamors ac
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OP THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 533 the Greeks
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 535 servitude,
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, 553 overspread
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 567 generals ;
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missed with a robe of honor. 52 OF
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 577 clear and
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 593 CHAPTER LI
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 595 hood of Sa
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 597 escape to
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OF THE ROMAS EMPIRE. 599 and milita
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE G01 boring lull
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. C03 restored a
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 605 Three diff
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. G07 have enfra
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OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE. 609 which he w
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