 | Encyclopaedia Perthensis - 1816 - 766 sayfa
...places of fafety, fuch as they were delirous ihould be fpared. Many of the flatties of the ¿ode that had been left entire by the emperors as excellent pieces of art, were on this occaGon deftroyed, either by the Goths, who, though mottlv Ariane, were zealous chriftiane, or by a... | |
 | 1823 - 862 sayfa
...places of safr» ty, such as they were desirou ч should be spared. Many of the statues of the gods that had been left entire by the emperors as excellent pieces of art, were on this occasion destroyed, either by the Goths, who, though mostly Arians, were zealous Christians, or by... | |
 | Thomas Curtis - 1829 - 814 sayfa
...places of safety, such as they were desirous should be spared . Many of the statues of the gods, that had been left entire by the emperors as excellent pieces of art, were on this occasion destroyed, either by the Goths, ,who, though mostly Arians, were zealous Christians, or by... | |
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Goths themfelves conveyed thitlier, as to places of fafety, fuch as they were delirous fliould be fpared. Many of the ftatues of the gods that had been left entire by the emperors as excellent pieces of art, were on this occafion deftroyed, either by... 