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Besides the Persians, the Goths also invaded the empire on their side, pouring down like an inundation from the north, and attempting to fix their resi^ denOe in the kingdom of Thrace. To oppose both these invasions, Gordian prepared an army; and having gained some victories over the Gottis; whom he obliged to retire, he turned his linns Ugainst the Persians, whom he defeated upon several occasions, and forced to return home with disgrace. In gaining these advantages^ Misi- thseus, whom he had ...made prsetortsn prefect, had the principal share ; his wisdom directed to success, and his courage ensured it. But he dy- hig soon after (as it is supposed, being poisoned by Philip, an Arabian, who was appoitited hid successor), the fortunes of Gordian seemed to die with him. The army began to be no long- er supplied with provisions as usual ; murmum were heard to prevatl, and these were art- Digitized byGoogk 400 THE HISTORY OP fully fomented by Philip. Things thus proceed- ing:from bad to worse, Philip was, at first, made equal in the command of the empire ; shortly after, he was invested with the sole power; and at length, finding himself capable of perpetrating his Iong*meditated cruelty, Gordian was by hia order slain, in the twenty-second year of his age^ after a successful reign of near six years.
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Besides the Persians, the Goths also invaded the empire on their side, pouring down like an inundation from the north, and attempting to fix their resi^ denOe in the kingdom of Thrace. To oppose both these invasions, Gordian prepared an army; and having gained some victories over the Gottis; whom he obliged to retire, he turned his linns Ugainst the Persians, whom he defeated upon several occasions, and forced to return home with disgrace. In gaining these advantages^ Misi- thseus, whom he had ...made prsetortsn prefect, had the principal share ; his wisdom directed to success, and his courage ensured it. But he dy- hig soon after (as it is supposed, being poisoned by Philip, an Arabian, who was appoitited hid successor), the fortunes of Gordian seemed to die with him. The army began to be no long- er supplied with provisions as usual ; murmum were heard to prevatl, and these were art- Digitized byGoogk 400 THE HISTORY OP fully fomented by Philip. Things thus proceed- ing:from bad to worse, Philip was, at first, made equal in the command of the empire ; shortly after, he was invested with the sole power; and at length, finding himself capable of perpetrating his Iong*meditated cruelty, Gordian was by hia order slain, in the twenty-second year of his age^ after a successful reign of near six years.
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