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The Learned Anthony Godean, Lord and Bishop of Venice, seems to have been sensible of this great Difficulty; for in his Learned Church-history, his Epitom from Adam to Jesus Christ, writing the Life of Solomon, he says, He was twenty three Years old when he began his Reign.

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Victor. in Caesarib. et Epitom.,) seems to contradict, unless it was merely accidental, his supposed descent from the Decii.

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Epitom.l. lxviii.)] [Footnote 177: Horace talks of the formidine fustis, (l.ii. epist. ii.

History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire — Volume 4 Edward Gibbon 1765

See Plutarch in Pyrrho.tom. ii.p. 459.] 9 In the three census which were made of the Roman people, about the time of the second Punic war, the numbers stand as follows, (see Livy, Epitom.l. xx.

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Epitom.l. lxviii.)] 177 Horace talks of the formidine fustis, (l.ii. epist.ii. 154,) but Cicero (de

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