Note 448 — Chapter XIV
Reading edition
Hallam speaks of the testimony brought forward as consisting of “vague and self-contradictory stories, which gossiping compilers of literary anecdote can easily accumulate.”—Const. Hist., i. 216.
Reading edition
Hallam speaks of the testimony brought forward as consisting of “vague and self-contradictory stories, which gossiping compilers of literary anecdote can easily accumulate.”—Const. Hist., i. 216.