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The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
1776–89 book by English historian Edward Gibbon
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- → Relationship name unavailable (P1922)Nel secondo secolo dell’Era cristiana, l’Impero di Roma comprendeva la parte più bella della Terra, e la porzione più civile del genere umano. Il valore, la disciplina, e l’antica rinomanza difendevano le frontiere di quella vasta monarchia. La gentile, ma potente influenza delle leggi e dei costumi aveva a poco a poco assodata l’unione delle province, i cui pacifici abitatori godevano ed abusavano dei vantaggi che nascono dalle ricchezze e dal lusso. (it)Observed
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- → Relationship name unavailable (P1922)Au second siècle de l’ère chrétienne, l’Empire romain comprenait les plus belles contrées de la terre et la portion la plus civilisée du genre humain. Une valeur disciplinée, une renommée antique, assuraient les frontières de cette immense monarchie. L’influence douce, mais puissante, des lois et des mœurs avait insensiblement cimenté l’union de toutes les provinces : leurs habitans jouissaient et abusaient, au sein de la paix, des avantages du luxe et des richesses. (fr)Observed
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