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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... fame Language , Manners and Laws , but alfo the fame Magiftrates were made ufe of . Such , in many places of his Hiftory , he principally mentions the Cities of the Edui , the Rhemi and Arverni to have been . And therefore Dumnorix the ...
... fame Language , Manners and Laws , but alfo the fame Magiftrates were made ufe of . Such , in many places of his Hiftory , he principally mentions the Cities of the Edui , the Rhemi and Arverni to have been . And therefore Dumnorix the ...
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... fame Author makes mention of them in very many places : out of which this is particularly worthy our Obfervation ; That it was the Romans Cuftom C 2 to to carefs all thofe Reguli whom they found proper for FRANCOGALLIA . 3.
... fame Author makes mention of them in very many places : out of which this is particularly worthy our Obfervation ; That it was the Romans Cuftom C 2 to to carefs all thofe Reguli whom they found proper for FRANCOGALLIA . 3.
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... fame place , lib . 5. cap . 13. The Ni- tiobriges , or Agenois , had Olovico for their King ; and he alfo had the Appellation given him of Friend by the Senate of Rome , lib . 7 . cap . 6 . 2 But concerning all these Kingdoms , one ...
... fame place , lib . 5. cap . 13. The Ni- tiobriges , or Agenois , had Olovico for their King ; and he alfo had the Appellation given him of Friend by the Senate of Rome , lib . 7 . cap . 6 . 2 But concerning all these Kingdoms , one ...
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... fame thing Ammianus Marcellinus teftifies in his 15th Book . But what many learned Men ( efpecially of our own Country ) have maintain'd , viz . That the Gauls commonly used the Greek Tongue , may be refu ted by this fingle inftance ...
... fame thing Ammianus Marcellinus teftifies in his 15th Book . But what many learned Men ( efpecially of our own Country ) have maintain'd , viz . That the Gauls commonly used the Greek Tongue , may be refu ted by this fingle inftance ...
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... fame place clearly fhows us , that the fashion of writing their contracts in Greek began but in his time , when all Gallia was in fubjection to the Romans . Befides , he speaks precifely only of those Gauls who were borderers and next ...
... fame place clearly fhows us , that the fashion of writing their contracts in Greek began but in his time , when all Gallia was in fubjection to the Romans . Befides , he speaks precifely only of those Gauls who were borderers and next ...
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