Franco-Gallia: Or, An Account of the Ancient Free State of France, and Most Other Parts of Europe, Before the Loss of Their Liberties |
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... Nations have never flou- rifh'd more , in good Laws , Wealth and Conquefts , than under the Administration of Women : There are not brighter Characters in An- tiquity , than of Semiramis , Thale- ftris , Thomiris , Zenobia , and many ...
... Nations have never flou- rifh'd more , in good Laws , Wealth and Conquefts , than under the Administration of Women : There are not brighter Characters in An- tiquity , than of Semiramis , Thale- ftris , Thomiris , Zenobia , and many ...
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... Nation ? This agrees , in fome measure , with Monfieur Teiffier's Judgment of the Francogallia , and fhews , that Monfieur Bayle , and Monfieur Teiffier and Bongars , were Bons Francois in one and the fame sense . Son Livre intitule ...
... Nation ? This agrees , in fome measure , with Monfieur Teiffier's Judgment of the Francogallia , and fhews , that Monfieur Bayle , and Monfieur Teiffier and Bongars , were Bons Francois in one and the fame sense . Son Livre intitule ...
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... Nation fhould be held ; in which Coun- cil , whatever feem'd to relate to the whole Body of the Commonwealth , was appointed and establish'd . Cornelius Tacitus , in his 3d Book , reckons Sixty - four Civitates ; by which is meant ( as ...
... Nation fhould be held ; in which Coun- cil , whatever feem'd to relate to the whole Body of the Commonwealth , was appointed and establish'd . Cornelius Tacitus , in his 3d Book , reckons Sixty - four Civitates ; by which is meant ( as ...
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... Nation , we fhall quote these few Paffa- ges out of Cæfar . " They demanded ( fays he ) Сс 66 lib . 1. cap . 12. a General Council of all Gallia to " be fummon'd ; and that this might be done by Cafar's confent . Alfo , lib . 7. cap ...
... Nation , we fhall quote these few Paffa- ges out of Cæfar . " They demanded ( fays he ) Сс 66 lib . 1. cap . 12. a General Council of all Gallia to " be fummon'd ; and that this might be done by Cafar's confent . Alfo , lib . 7. cap ...
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... Nations , the Belga , the Aquitana , and the Celta , tells us they all differ'd , not only in their Customs , but in their Language : Which alfo Strabo confirms , ' Axx'cní- lib . 4. where he fays they were not duties , sxe of one ...
... Nations , the Belga , the Aquitana , and the Celta , tells us they all differ'd , not only in their Customs , but in their Language : Which alfo Strabo confirms , ' Axx'cní- lib . 4. where he fays they were not duties , sxe of one ...
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