The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The foreign warsG. Bell, 1899 |
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Page xliii
... lating that book ) the same belief as Schweighäuser , that I had discovered the copy used by Candidus . was an error . But that Besides other things less important , not only did numerous readings at variance with the Vat . oppose this ...
... lating that book ) the same belief as Schweighäuser , that I had discovered the copy used by Candidus . was an error . But that Besides other things less important , not only did numerous readings at variance with the Vat . oppose this ...
Page xlv
... lation convince me.2 To embrace the matter in one word , 1 Perhaps Francesco Filelfo employed this same book twenty years later in his translation of Appian . For since he could not endure the crudeness of the work of Candidus he ...
... lation convince me.2 To embrace the matter in one word , 1 Perhaps Francesco Filelfo employed this same book twenty years later in his translation of Appian . For since he could not endure the crudeness of the work of Candidus he ...
Page xlvi
... lated the Illyrica into Latin from some Vatican codex which differed here and there both from Vat . 134 , and from the codex of Candidus . Of this kind is the separate copy of the Illyrica at Leyden ( L ) , which was transcribed by ...
... lated the Illyrica into Latin from some Vatican codex which differed here and there both from Vat . 134 , and from the codex of Candidus . Of this kind is the separate copy of the Illyrica at Leyden ( L ) , which was transcribed by ...
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... lated flight ; then suddenly turning he fell upon them while they were plundering , killed most of them , and captured Complega and the surrounding country . Then he divided the land among the poor and settled them on it , and made ...
... lated flight ; then suddenly turning he fell upon them while they were plundering , killed most of them , and captured Complega and the surrounding country . Then he divided the land among the poor and settled them on it , and made ...
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... lated to receive the attack of the elephants , but not to with- stand that of the enemy's horse , which far outnumbered their own . When both armies had been put in battle array , according to their respective plans and divisions , they ...
... lated to receive the attack of the elephants , but not to with- stand that of the enemy's horse , which far outnumbered their own . When both armies had been put in battle array , according to their respective plans and divisions , they ...
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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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