The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The civil warsG. Bell, 1899 |
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... fact , the measuring had not been carefully done when the land was first taken from the enemy . As the original proclamation authorized anybody to work the undistributed land who wished to do so , many had been prompted to cultivate the ...
... fact , the measuring had not been carefully done when the land was first taken from the enemy . As the original proclamation authorized anybody to work the undistributed land who wished to do so , many had been prompted to cultivate the ...
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... fact that Scipio , when he destroyed it , had devoted it with curses to sheep - pasturage forever . They assigned 6000 colonists to this place , instead of the smaller number fixed by law , in order further to curry favor with the ...
... fact that Scipio , when he destroyed it , had devoted it with curses to sheep - pasturage forever . They assigned 6000 colonists to this place , instead of the smaller number fixed by law , in order further to curry favor with the ...
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... facts for a long time , being preoccupied by the judicial proceedings and the se- ditions in the city . When they heard what was going on they sent men around to the towns , choosing those who were best acquainted with each , to collect ...
... facts for a long time , being preoccupied by the judicial proceedings and the se- ditions in the city . When they heard what was going on they sent men around to the towns , choosing those who were best acquainted with each , to collect ...
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... fact was either not noticed by the Italians at the time or they were satisfied with what they had gained , but it was observed later and became the source of a new conflict . 50. The insurgents along the Adriatic coast , before they 89 ...
... fact was either not noticed by the Italians at the time or they were satisfied with what they had gained , but it was observed later and became the source of a new conflict . 50. The insurgents along the Adriatic coast , before they 89 ...
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... fact an enemy . The in- habitants round about tried to fight him off by hurling mis- siles from the roofs until he threatened to burn the houses ; then they desisted . Marius and Sulpicius went , with some forces they had hastily armed ...
... fact an enemy . The in- habitants round about tried to fight him off by hurling mis- siles from the roofs until he threatened to burn the houses ; then they desisted . Marius and Sulpicius went , with some forces they had hastily armed ...
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