...diftinguifh the periods in which thefe calamitous events have been rare or frequent* aod will obferve, that this fever of the earth raged with uncommon violence during the reign of Juftinian. Each year is marked by the repetition of earthquakes, of fuch duration, that Conftantinople...

...districts of Italy, the harvest and the vintage withered on the ground."* " Each year of Justinian's reign is marked by the repetition of earthquakes of such...above forty days ; of such extent, that the shock was communicated to the whole surface of the globe, or at least, of the Roman empire: An impulsive...

...districts of Italy, the harvest and the vintage withered on the ground."* " Each year of Justinian's reign is marked by the repetition of earthquakes of such...above forty days ; of such extent, that the shock was communicated to the whole surface of the globe, or at least, of the Roman empire. An impulsive...

...the historian notices, " raged with uncommon violence during the reign of Justinian. Each yeai»is marked by the repetition of earthquakes, of such duration,...forty days ; of such extent, that the shock has been com. municated to the whole surface of the globe, or at least of the Roman empire. An impulsive and...

...history will distinguish the period in which these calamitous events have been rare or frequent, and will observe, that this fever of the earth raged with uncommon...year is marked by the repetition of earthquakes, of euch duration, that Constantinople has been shaken above forty days: of such extent, that the shock...

...history will distinguish the period in which these calamitous events have been rare or frequent, and will observe, that this fever of the earth raged with uncommon violence during the leign of Justinian. Each year is marked by the repetition of earthquakes, of euch duration, that Constantinople...

...exported to America, &c. Burke. On a Conciliation with America. Each year (during the reign of Justinian) is marked by the repetition of earth-quakes, of such...surface of the globe, or at least of the Roman empire. Gibbon. Hittory tfthe Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. — — — Yet earth-thaking God, Not...

...will distinguish the periods in which these calamitous events have been rare or frequent ; and will observe, that this fever of the earth raged with uncommon...that Constantinople has been shaken above forty days, and of such extent that the shock has been communicated to the whole surface of the globe, or at least...

...distinguish the periods in which these calamitous events have been more or less frequent, and will observe that this fever of the earth raged with uncommon violence during the reign of Justinian." (It was of the close of this reign that he was writing.) " Each year is marked by the repetition of...

...distinguish the periods in which these calamitous events have been more or less frequent, and will observe that this fever of the earth raged with uncommon violence during the reign of Justinian." (It was of the close of this reign that he was writing.) " Each year is marked by the repetition of...