The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The foreign warsG. Bell, 1899 |
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... fear the vengeance of a god and the opprobrium of mankind . Nor can I take away from the two nations all hope of mutual accommodation by doing an irreparable wrong . As to releasing them I myself do not approve of that . After the ...
... fear the vengeance of a god and the opprobrium of mankind . Nor can I take away from the two nations all hope of mutual accommodation by doing an irreparable wrong . As to releasing them I myself do not approve of that . After the ...
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... fear . " Others report the conversation differently , saying that Fabricius replied : " Beware lest the Epirotes share my nature and prefer me to you . " 5. Whichever answer he made , Pyrrhus admired his high spirit . He then tried ...
... fear . " Others report the conversation differently , saying that Fabricius replied : " Beware lest the Epirotes share my nature and prefer me to you . " 5. Whichever answer he made , Pyrrhus admired his high spirit . He then tried ...
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... fear fell upon the army on account of the military reputation of the Germans.1 XVIII . FROM THE SAME It is believed that the Usipetes and the Tenchteri , Ger- 55 man tribes , with 800 of their own horse , put to flight about 5000 of ...
... fear fell upon the army on account of the military reputation of the Germans.1 XVIII . FROM THE SAME It is believed that the Usipetes and the Tenchteri , Ger- 55 man tribes , with 800 of their own horse , put to flight about 5000 of ...
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... , if he could in- volve his country in arduous and protracted undertakings and plunge it into doubts and fears , he would place his own Y.R. 534 535 B.C. affairs and those of his friends 52 [ BK . VI , CH . II APPIAN'S HISTORY.
... , if he could in- volve his country in arduous and protracted undertakings and plunge it into doubts and fears , he would place his own Y.R. 534 535 B.C. affairs and those of his friends 52 [ BK . VI , CH . II APPIAN'S HISTORY.
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... fear that that war would be transferred to Italy . CHAPTER IV Cornelius Scipio - Arrives in Spain — Attacks New Carthage- Captures the City and Vast Booty 18. Accordingly a day was fixed for choosing a general 211 for Spain . When ...
... fear that that war would be transferred to Italy . CHAPTER IV Cornelius Scipio - Arrives in Spain — Attacks New Carthage- Captures the City and Vast Booty 18. Accordingly a day was fixed for choosing a general 211 for Spain . When ...
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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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