The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The foreign warsG. Bell, 1899 |
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... before the Attack - Complete Victory of Scipio - Retreat of Syphax - Scipio advances against Carthage - Indecisive Naval Engagement · 146 149 • 152 156 CHAPTER V Masinissa defeats and captures Syphax - Syphax and CONTENTS lix.
... before the Attack - Complete Victory of Scipio - Retreat of Syphax - Scipio advances against Carthage - Indecisive Naval Engagement · 146 149 • 152 156 CHAPTER V Masinissa defeats and captures Syphax - Syphax and CONTENTS lix.
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... Engagement - Desperate Fight for Possession of a Quay - Scipio captures Nepheris . CHAPTER XIX Scipio takes the Inner Harbor - Fighting in the Streets Scenes of Horror - Fighting in Byrsa - Hasdrubal and his Wife — Destruction of ...
... Engagement - Desperate Fight for Possession of a Quay - Scipio captures Nepheris . CHAPTER XIX Scipio takes the Inner Harbor - Fighting in the Streets Scenes of Horror - Fighting in Byrsa - Hasdrubal and his Wife — Destruction of ...
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... engagement , and expecting that the Romans would be particularly desirous of coming to terms , sent to the city Cineas , a Thessalian , who was so renowned for eloquence that he had been compared with Demosthenes . When he was admitted ...
... engagement , and expecting that the Romans would be particularly desirous of coming to terms , sent to the city Cineas , a Thessalian , who was so renowned for eloquence that he had been compared with Demosthenes . When he was admitted ...
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... that the rendering should be , “ rescue Scipio who incurs danger in your behalf , " a criticism which can hardly be sustained . B. C. 207 Y.R. 547 B.C. 28. After this engagement the enemy retreated § 25-27 ] 63 THE WARS IN SPAIN.
... that the rendering should be , “ rescue Scipio who incurs danger in your behalf , " a criticism which can hardly be sustained . B. C. 207 Y.R. 547 B.C. 28. After this engagement the enemy retreated § 25-27 ] 63 THE WARS IN SPAIN.
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Appianus (of Alexandria.) Y.R. 547 B.C. 28. After this engagement the enemy retreated with all 207 speed , and Scipio followed dealing blows and doing damage whenever he could overtake them . After they had occu- pied a stronghold ...
Appianus (of Alexandria.) Y.R. 547 B.C. 28. After this engagement the enemy retreated with all 207 speed , and Scipio followed dealing blows and doing damage whenever he could overtake them . After they had occu- pied a stronghold ...
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The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The Civil Wars - Primary Source ... Horace White,Horace Appianus No preview available - 2013 |
The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The Foreign Wars - Primary Source ... Horace White,Horace Appianus No preview available - 2014 |
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