The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 1

J.A. James, 1841

Adoption and Character of Trajan	9

D	9

CHAPTER 1	9

The Extent and Military Force of the Empire	9

Discipline	9

Gaul	13

Accession of Alexander Severus	30

CHAPTER IV	50

CHAPTER XIV	222

Various Events of the Gothic	250

Execution of Clemens the Consul	262

Their Neglect of Prophecy	288

Slaves	294

Recovery of Britain by Constantius	296

Trajan and his Successors establish a legal	302

213	312

Defence of the Frontiers	313

Arts	314

Abhorrence of the Christians for Idolatry 258	325

Population	338

309	345

311	351

Assessed in the Form of a Capitation	359

Festivals	364

Foundation of ConstantinoplePolitical System	373

330	380

Election and Character of Macrinus	385

Constantius sole EmperorElevation and Death	387

Constantius visits Rome	393

Invasion of Mesopotamia by Sapor	400

CHAPTER XXI	435

A D	448

General Edict of Toleration	456

Divisions	464

Zeal for Christianity	507

The Design impracticableand withoutEffect 141	516

Use of the primitive Miracles	525

Titel	The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 1 The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, François Guizot
Auteur	Edward Gibbon
Uitgever	J.A. James, 1841
Oorspronkelijk uit	la Biblioteca de Catalunya
Gedigitaliseerd	6 maart 2009

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22	53

The Armies of Britain Syria and Pannonia	61

Death of the Emperor Tacitus	64

Trials of the Christians	67

Towards Albinus	69

Oppression of the Jews and Christians	76

His Popularity	78

His wise and moderate Administration 87 240 Administration of Misitheus	87

Suited to the Laws and Manners	94

CHAPTER V	96

Colonies and Municipal Towns	98

CHAPTER IX	121

Declares Maximin a public Enemy	127

61	129

Civil Dissensions of Germany	133

CHAPTER X	135

CHAPTER XI	160

232	182

He delivers Gaul from the Invasion of	186

Vices of Carinus	192

It is purchased by Julian	193

Association and Character of Maximian	199