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For the Flemish who spoke the Roman tongue were called Wallons by the
German inhabitants of Flanders ; the Italians were known as Welches by the
inhabitants of the Rhine ; and finally , the Celts ; tc [ al silicone Con 1 of Great
Britait ere X z ...
For the Flemish who spoke the Roman tongue were called Wallons by the
German inhabitants of Flanders ; the Italians were known as Welches by the
inhabitants of the Rhine ; and finally , the Celts ; tc [ al silicone Con 1 of Great
Britait ere X z ...
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For the Flemish who spoke the Roman tongue were called Wallons by the
German inhabitants of Flanders ; the Italians were known as Welches by the
inhabitants of the Rhine ; and finally , the Celts of Great Britain were styled Galles
or Wales ...
For the Flemish who spoke the Roman tongue were called Wallons by the
German inhabitants of Flanders ; the Italians were known as Welches by the
inhabitants of the Rhine ; and finally , the Celts of Great Britain were styled Galles
or Wales ...
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If Gibbon had written in our day , he would have benefited largely by the
extensive information of my friend Count Nigra , Italian Ambassador at Vienna ,
the learned editor and critic of the marginal notes in Gaelic at St . Gall and Turin ,
who has ...
If Gibbon had written in our day , he would have benefited largely by the
extensive information of my friend Count Nigra , Italian Ambassador at Vienna ,
the learned editor and critic of the marginal notes in Gaelic at St . Gall and Turin ,
who has ...
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3 Gibbon , writing on this subject , says in his Journal , under date Novem . ber 1 ,
1763 : ' I write in the Pays de Vaud . Its inhabitants ought to be contented with
their condition , yet it will not gain by a comparison with that of the people of Italy .
3 Gibbon , writing on this subject , says in his Journal , under date Novem . ber 1 ,
1763 : ' I write in the Pays de Vaud . Its inhabitants ought to be contented with
their condition , yet it will not gain by a comparison with that of the people of Italy .
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Avenches , the ancient capital of Helvetia , was once a Roman colony , endowed
with a constitution like the Italian towns accorded by the Emperor Vespasian ? —
son of the banker of the 1 Gibbon says Vespasian was of mean birth : " His ...
Avenches , the ancient capital of Helvetia , was once a Roman colony , endowed
with a constitution like the Italian towns accorded by the Emperor Vespasian ? —
son of the banker of the 1 Gibbon says Vespasian was of mean birth : " His ...
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Historic Studies in Vaud, Berne, and Savoy: From Roman Times to ..., Volym 1 John Meredith Read Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1897 |
Historic Studies in Vaud, Berne, and Savoy: From Roman Times to ..., Volym 2 John Meredith Read Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1897 |
Historic Studies in Vaud, Berne, and Savoy: From Roman Times to ..., Volym 2 John Meredith Read Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1897 |
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