CONTENTS.
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Obedience and Union
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Roman Monuments
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Many of them erected at private Expence
[ib.
Example of Herodes Atticus
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His Reputation
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6o
Mod of the Roman Monuments for public Ufe
6i
Temples , Theatres , Aqueducts
,
ib.
Number and Greataefs of the Cities of the Empire
In Italy
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ib.
Gaul and Spain
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64
Africa
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6 ?
Afia ....
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ib.
Roman Roads
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66
Polls ....
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Navigation
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ib.
Improvement of Agriculture
in the
Weftern
Countries of the Empire
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68
Introduction of Fruits , etc.
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ib.
The Vine
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69
The Olive
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ib.
Flax
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7°
Artificial Grafs
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ib.
General Plenty
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ib.
Arts of Luxury
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ib.
Foreign Trade
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71
Gold and Silver
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7 ;
General Felicity
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74
Decline of Courage
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ib.
— — of Genius
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7?
Degeneracy .
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76
CHAP.
III.
Of the Confutation of the Roman Empire ,of the AntoninesIdea of a MonarchySituation of AuguftusHe reforms the SenateRefigns his ufurped Power
in the Age
78ib.
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