...new province of Dacia still preserved the memory of Trajan's conquests. The old country of that name detained, however, a considerable number of its inhabitants, who dreaded exile more than a Gothic master23. These degenerate Romans continued to serve the empire, whose allegiance they had renounced...

...new province of Dacia still preserved the memory of Trajan's conquests. The old country of that name detained, however, a considerable number of its inhabitants, who dreaded exile more thau a Gothic master. z These degenerate Romans continued to serve the empire, whose allegiance they...

...however, a considerdble number of its inhabitants, who dreaded exile more than a Gothic master.'23 These degenerate Romans continued to serve the empire,...had renounced by introducing among their conquerors tlie first notions of agriculture, the useful arts, and the conveniences of civilized life. An intercourse...

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...new province of Dacia still preserved the memory of Trajan's conquests. The old country of that name detained, however, a considerable number of its inhabitants, who dreaded exile more than a Gothic master.23 These degenerate Romans continued to serve the empire, whose allegiance they had renounced,...

...de ses habitants, qui préféraient la domination des Goths à l'exil. (The old country of that name detained, however, a considerable number of its inhabitants, who dreaded exile more than a Gothic master.) Ces Romains dégénérés servaient toujours l'empire, en introduisant parmi les vainqueurs l'agriculture...

...and offered the alternative of leaving to those colonists who were disposed to follow him, adds:— ' The old country of that name (Dacia) detained, however,...whose allegiance they had renounced by introducing amongst their conquerors the first notions of agriculture, the useful arts, and the convenience of...

...offered the alternative of leaving to those colonists who were disposed to follow him, adds : — ' The old country of that name (Dacia) detained, however,...its inhabitants who dreaded exile more than a Gothic Trebellius 1'ollio. Gibbon sets down tbe number of Goths sluin at 00,000. master. These degenerate...

...offered the alternative of leaving to those colonists who were disposed to follow him, adds :— ' The old country of that name (Dacia) detained, however,...its inhabitants who dreaded exile more than a Gothic 1 Trebellius Pollio. Gibbon sets down the number of Goths slain at 50,000. master. These degenerate...

...and offered the alternative of leaving to those colonists who were disposed to follow him, adds : — 'The old country of that name (Dacia) detained, however,...considerable number of its inhabitants who dreaded exilu more than a Gothic Trubellins Pollio. Gibbon sets down the number of Goths slain at 50,000. inastor....