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Page 7
For Cĉfar makes mention of several private Men , whose Ancestors had formerly
been such Kings ; among these he reckons Casticus , the Son of Catamantales ,
whose Father had been King of the Sequani many years , lib . 1 . cap . 2 . and ...
For Cĉfar makes mention of several private Men , whose Ancestors had formerly
been such Kings ; among these he reckons Casticus , the Son of Catamantales ,
whose Father had been King of the Sequani many years , lib . 1 . cap . 2 . and ...
Page 12
Aimoinus mentions only three Letters , X , 8 , p . But we must understand , that
these were Franks , not . Gauls ; or rather Franco - gauls , who made use of their
own - native Language , the German Tongue ; not that ancient Language of the ...
Aimoinus mentions only three Letters , X , 8 , p . But we must understand , that
these were Franks , not . Gauls ; or rather Franco - gauls , who made use of their
own - native Language , the German Tongue ; not that ancient Language of the ...
Page 20
... I that we should now enquire into the Original of the Franks , and trace them
from their first Habitations , or ( as it were their very Cradles : In which Disquisition
' tis very much to be admired , that no mention has been made of them by
Ptolomy ...
... I that we should now enquire into the Original of the Franks , and trace them
from their first Habitations , or ( as it were their very Cradles : In which Disquisition
' tis very much to be admired , that no mention has been made of them by
Ptolomy ...
Page 26
The very fame thing Paulus Orofius mentions , lib . 7 . ... And therefore the
Emperor Justinian , when he explains to the General Governor of Af frick the duty
of his Office , makes mention of those Franks which were seated in a certain part
...
The very fame thing Paulus Orofius mentions , lib . 7 . ... And therefore the
Emperor Justinian , when he explains to the General Governor of Af frick the duty
of his Office , makes mention of those Franks which were seated in a certain part
...
Page 31
... they deliver ' d not only Germany , their common Country , but also : France
from the Tyranny and Oppression of the Romans ; and at last ( crossing the Alps )
even a great part of Italy itself . The firit mention made of this Illustrious name , we
...
... they deliver ' d not only Germany , their common Country , but also : France
from the Tyranny and Oppression of the Romans ; and at last ( crossing the Alps )
even a great part of Italy itself . The firit mention made of this Illustrious name , we
...
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| Title | Franco-Gallia: Or, An Account of the Ancient Free State of France, and Most Other Parts of Europe, Before the Loss of Their Liberties ECCO database |
| Author | François Hotman |
| Translated by | Robert Molesworth Molesworth (Viscount) |
| Publisher | Tim. Goodwin, 1711 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 1 May 2009 |
| Length | 154 pages |
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