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GIBBON, E.: Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Vol. 2 (The) [Unabridged]
David Timson
语种: 英语
发布时间: 2013-12-01
专辑《GIBBON, E.: Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Vol. 2 (The) [Unabridged]》 简介
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During his second exile in the West…
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A tender regard for the peace and happiness…
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While the martial nations of Europe…
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Chapter 21
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I: The freedom of elections subsisted long after…
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The approach of winter supplied the indolence of Constantius…
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The agriculture of the Roman provinces…
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I: The Roman pontiff, as long as he maintained…
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As long as Constantine exercised a limited sovereignty…
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The retirement of Athanasius, which ended only…
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The same fortune which so invariably followed the standard…
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The friends of Athanasius were not, however…
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Chapter 18
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The provinces of Egypt and Asia, which cultivated…
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The innocence of Crispus was so universally acknowledged…
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The eloquence of Plato, the name of Solomon…
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VI: Every popular government has experienced the effects…
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When the mysteries of the Christian faith…
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I: An instrument of the tortures which were inflicted…
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This pure and distinct equality was tempered…
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But the distinction of the spiritual and temporal powers…
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In his youth, the primate of Egypt resisted…
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The awful mysteries of the Christian faith and worship…
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Chapter 19
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IV: The Latin clergy, who erected their tribunal…
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But, as if the conduct of the emperor had been guided…
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The disgrace and exile of the orthodox bishops of the West…
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By the intercession of his patroness…
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In the general order of Providence, princes and tyrants…
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Our more intimate knowledge of the ecclesiastical…
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III: The edict of Milan secured the revenue as well as…
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But this incident, so inconsiderable…
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II: The bishops alone possessed the faculty…
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I: A chosen society of philosophers…
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Immediately after Julian had received the purple…
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The defence of the East against the arms of Sapor…
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The satisfaction which Constantius had received…
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The gratitude of the church has exalted the virtues…
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II: In all occasions of danger or distress…
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The ancient city of Amid or Amida…
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During the seige of Byzantium…
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III: The philosopher, who with calm suspicion…
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Among the different branches of the human race…
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While the Roman emperor and the Persian monarch…
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After the partition of the empire…
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Chapter 20
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After Julian had repulsed the Alemanni from the provinces…
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Chapter 17
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The writers the most indulgent to the memory of Gallus…
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This edict was scarcely exhibited to the public view…
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The two princes returned to the palace in the same chariot…
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The behaviour of Constantius on this memorable occasion…
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After such a deed…
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III: In the system of policy introduced by Augustus…
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During the long period of the reign of Constantius…
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IV: Besides the magistrates and generals…
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The intelligence of these important events…
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But this reign could subsist only in empty pageantry…
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He contributed at least to improve this advantage…
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I: As long as the Roman consuls were the first magistrates…
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The deceitful and dangerous experiment…
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The harbour of Constantinople, which may be considered…
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Notwithstanding these scandalous vices…
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But this tax or capitation on the proprietors of land…
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IV: Notwithstanding the general rules established…
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4. The extraordinary title of count of the sacred largesses…
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The same timid policy, of dividing whatever is united…
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II: The fortunes of the Praetorian praefects…
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The vague descriptions of exile and imprisonment…
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As the spirit of jealousy and ostentation prevailed…
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The frequent and regular distributions of wine and oil…
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But this treacherous calm was of short duration…
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The prospect of beauty, of safety, and of wealth…
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The foundation of a new capital is naturally connected…
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The revolt of Maxentius immediately restore peace…
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Although the policy of Diocletian…
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Some slight disturbances…
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It is somewhat remarkable that the flames of war…
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The personal guilt which every Christian had contracted…
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Notwithstanding the cruel disposition of Maximin…
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III: Punishment was not the inevitable consequence…
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The propriety of reserving himself for the future…
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The sober discretion of the present age…
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Since the Jews, who rejected with abhorrence…
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Whenever they were invested with a discretionary power…
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II: About ten years afterwards, under the reign of Trajan…
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But it would be improper to dismiss this account…
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I: By the wise dispensation of Providence…
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Chapter 16
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The triumph of Christianity, and the calamities…
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The friend of toleration was unfortunately placed…
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After the tumult of Alexandria had subsided…
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Yet on this occasion, the joint efforts of power…
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The country which they traversed from the Chaboras…
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At the distance of five miles from Antioch…
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V: During a peaceful interval of thirty years…
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Six years after the death of Constantine…
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The rumour of the successful armaments…
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The tranquillity of the East was soon disturbed…
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