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The History of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

CHAPTER LXIII: Civil Wars And The Ruin Of The Greek Empire
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270--286, English translation.)] [Footnote 16: The royal author of the Memoirs of Brandenburgh will teach us, how justly, in a much later period, the north of Germany deserved the epithets of poor and barbarous.

(Essai sur les Murs, &c.) In the year 1306, in the woods of Luneburgh, some wild people of the Vened race were allowed to bury alive their infirm and useless parents.

(Rimius, p.
136.)] [Footnote 17: The assertion of Tacitus, that Germany was destitute of the precious metals, must be taken, even in his own time, with some limitation, (Germania, c.5.Annal.xi.

20.) According to Spener, (Hist.

Germaniae Pragmatica, tom.i.p.


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