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Blood of the provinces : the Roman auxilia and the making of provincial society from Augustus to the Severans / Ian Haynes.

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Haynes, Ian P.

ISBN

9780191627231 (e-book)

Published

Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2013.

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Blood of the provinces : the roman auxila and the making of provincial society from Augustus to the Severans / Prof Ian Haynes.

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Haynes, Ian.

ISBN

0-19-879544-0
0-19-175830-2
0-19-162723-2

Edition

First edition.

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Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2014.

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Blood of the provinces : the Roman auxilia and the making of provincial society from Augustus to the Severans / Ian Haynes.

Author

Haynes, Ian P.,

ISBN

9780191758300
0191758302

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Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2014.

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Blood of the provinces : the roman auxila and the making of provincial society from Augustus to the Severans / Ian Haynes.

Author

Haynes, Ian

ISBN

9780199655342 (hardback)

Edition

Paperback edition 2016

Published

New York : Oxford University Press, 2013.

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British School at Athens

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The danger of Great Britain and Ireland becoming provinces to France, or, A short view of the British products : compared with those of France : by which it will most evidently appear, that the fellts and armies of France, are ... maintained ... by the infamous practice of smuggling ... being a serious and seasonable remonstrance to both Houses of Parliament, wherein is laid down a plain, easy, and effectual method ... and that without wasting the blood and treasure of His Majesty's subjects / by the author of the Golden fleece.

Author

Smith, Simon, fl. 1731-1739.

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London : Sold by J. Roberts and R. Davis, 1745-1746.

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The danger of Great Britain and Ireland becoming provinces to France, or, A short view of the British products : compared with those of France; by which it will most evidently appear, that the fleets and armies of France, are ... maintained ... by the infamous practice of smuggling. Being a serious and seasonable remonstrance to both Houses of Parliament; wherein is laid down a plain, easy, and effectual method, shewing how the exorbitant power of France may be more speedily reduced ... and that without wasting the blood and treasure of His Majesty's subjects / by the author of the Golden fleece.

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Smith, Simon, active 1731-1739.

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London : [publisher not identified], printed in the year 1745-6.

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University of Leeds Library

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Astrologia restaurata; or, Astrologie restored: : being an introduction to the general and chief part of the language of the stars. In four books. The first, proving the legality of astrologie, both by scripture, reason, and the testimony of the ancients and learned in former ages, wherein is cleared to every rational and impartial man the authors Lux veritatis in answer to Doctor Homes, to remain unshaken notwithstanding the Doctors unowned reply. The second, by a plain method teaching the names and characters of the planets and signs, as also the reasons thereof: and of their dignities, terms, faces, houses, exaltations and triplicities; with the reasons why the signs are reckoned from Aries; and in number just twelve; and neither more nor less; with the number of the sphears; their order and motions: being a most necessary introduction to the whole art, and very usefull to all wel-willers thereunto for inabling them to give reasons for any part thereof, &c. The third, fully comprehending instructions and rules for electing any manner of work; never before made publique in our mother tongue; the which both for the administration of physick, letting of blood, husbandry and other necessary works is both usefull and profitable. The fourth, by a most easie introduction teacheth, by revolutions of the years of the world, eclpises, great conjunctions, comets and blazing-stars, how to judge by the ordinary course and order of nature, of the general accidents of countreys, kingdoms, provinces and cities, alterations of kingdoms and empires, laws and customs, cause of plenty, dearth, wars, peace, health, sickness, alteration of the ayr, and (to be short) of all things appertaining to the life of man in a natural way; wherein is the infinite wisdom of God seen manifestly in the government of the world by the influence and constant harmony of the celestial planets and stars; the innocency, legality and purity of the art demonstrated, and proved by demonstration of the inevitable events of the heavens, so long as God upholdeth the order and course of nature unperverted; and the students thereof consequently proved rather divines then [sic] conjurers, or practisers of what is unlawfull. / By VVilliam Ramesey, Gent. Student in astrologie, physick, and the most heavenly and sublime sceinces..

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Ramesey, William, 1627-1675 or 1676.

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London, : Printed for Robert White,, 1653..

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The danger of Great Britain and Ireland becoming provinces to France : Or, A short view of the British products, compared with those of France; by which it will most evidently appear, that the fleets and armies of France, are at this time maintained out of the bowels of Great Britain and Ireland, by the infamous practice of smuggling. Being a serious and reasonable remonstrance to both Houses of Parliament; wherein is laid down a plain, easy, and effectual method, shewing how the exorbitant power of France may be more speedily reduced and destroyed, by negative discouragements, than from the most triumphant success in war; and that without walking the blood and treasure of His Majesty's subjects. By the Author of The golden fleece.

Author

Author of The golden fleece.

Published

London : Printed in the year 1745-6. And sold by J. Roberts in Warwick Lane; and Rob. Davis in Sackville Street, Printed in the year 1745-6.

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Britannia fortior: or The new state of Great Britain & Ireland, under our Sovereign Queen Anne. : In five parts. Containing, I. An exact and particular description both of England and Wales, through their several counties; with all things remarkable therein, and the best account hitherto of London and Westminster. II. Of the original, temper, genius, language, trade, laws, and religion of the English. Of our several orders of men, the nobility, gentry, clergy and commonaity. III. Of the English monarchy in general, its greatness and power, the sovereign's prerogative, dignity, title and arms; with a compendious history of the Kings and Queens of England to this time. Of the present Queen in particular, her court, forces and revenues, with the management thereof. Of the present princes and princesses of the royal blood, and the succession to the Crown as it stands settled in the Protestant line. Of the High-Court of Parliament, privy-council, and all courts of judicature. IV. An accurate description of North-Britain, the Northern and Western Isles, with all the remarkables of nature and art contained in those parts; nature and language of the people; the ecclesiastical and civil government of the country at the time of the union, and an ample account of Edinburgh. V. Ireland described, according to its division into provinces, and their respective counties; to gether with the islands, capes, havens, &c. belonging to it; also a compendious history of the kingdom, city of Dublin, the various revolutions, and other remarkable transactions there, to the present state of the Irish nation. With the newest and exactest lists of the nobility, Parliaments, convocations, and all the officers, ecclesiastical, civil, and military in Great-Britain and Ireland.

Edition

The seventh edition, with great alterations, additions, and improvements.

Published

London : Pritned for H. Mortlock, and J. Robinson, in S. Pauls Church-yard, 1709.

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Administration convicted of high treason against King and people : Of having feloniously and traiterously excited disturbances, and disaffection against His Majesty's person and government, by overtuning and perverting law; by oppression against law, by violent outrages against persons and property, by levying war against His Majesty's subjects, &c. &c. in order to share among them and their accomplices a monopoly of usurped power, and through that usurped power divide the spoils of an insulted and oppressed nation. [T]he kingly dignity and authority must be rendered odious and insecure; he must be exhibited to his people in the shape of their butcher; the latter must be trampled under foot, ... burned, shot, transported, hanged, torured, outlawed, and disarmed by whole provinces: and why? That a traiterous junto may fatten on the blood and sweat of a brave and loyal people. In a letter to the Marquis of Landsdowne, from an Irish farmer.

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Irish farmer.

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[Dublin? : s.n.], Printed in the year 1798.

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The history and present state of the kingdom of France. Containing, I. A summary account of its kings; their antiquity, prerogatives, &c. With a description of all the royal palaces, Versailles, Marli, the Louvre, &c. and of the paintings, statues, and other curiosities contain'd in them. II. Of the parliament, and all officers, civil and military, belonging to His Majesty's household, and the princes of the blood; and of the government of provinces, towns, castles, palaces, &c. and the officers belonging to them. III. Of the bishopricks, other church-dignities, monasteries, and clergy. IV. The peerage of France, the three Orders of knighthood, the nobility, and marshalls; with an account of each respective family, and their coats of arms truly emblazon'd. V. A particular description of the city of Paris, and all the publick buildings, churches, libraries, collections of rarities, and whatsoever else is there remarkable. VI. An exact account of the roads from one town of note to another, with the distances, from place to place, not only in France, but from thence through Spain, Italy, Germany, and the Netherlands. A work very useful to all English gentlemen that travel.

Published

London : Printed for A. Bettesworth and W. Taylor in Pater-Noster Row E. Curll, in Fleet-Street; and J. Osborn in Lombard-Street., 1717.

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[Bound volume of 25 pamphlets on various subjects].

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London ; Edinburgh ; Dublin, 1847-1849.

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Victoria and Albert Museum libraries

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Tracts 1603-1624. BOUND VOLUME.

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University of Sheffield Library

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