The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The civil warsG. Bell, 1899 |
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... returned home unmolested , so great was the awe of his government still remaining in the minds of the onlookers , or their amaze- ment at his laying it down . Perhaps they were ashamed to call for an accounting , or entertained other ...
... returned home unmolested , so great was the awe of his government still remaining in the minds of the onlookers , or their amaze- ment at his laying it down . Perhaps they were ashamed to call for an accounting , or entertained other ...
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... returned to the fields from which they had come to attend to this business . The de- feated ones remained in the city and talked the matter over , feeling bitterly , and saying that as soon as Gracchus should become a private citizen he ...
... returned to the fields from which they had come to attend to this business . The de- feated ones remained in the city and talked the matter over , feeling bitterly , and saying that as soon as Gracchus should become a private citizen he ...
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... returned to Rome they invited the 6000 from the whole of Italy . The functiona- ries who were still in Africa laying out the city wrote home that wolves had pulled up and scattered the boundary marks made by Gracchus and Fulvius , and ...
... returned to Rome they invited the 6000 from the whole of Italy . The functiona- ries who were still in Africa laying out the city wrote home that wolves had pulled up and scattered the boundary marks made by Gracchus and Fulvius , and ...
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... returned to Rome to so- licit the consulship . 666 665 summer . 52. Gnæus Pompeius brought the Marsians , the Marru- cini , and the Vestini under subjection . Gaius Cosconius , another Roman prætor , advanced against and burned Sala ...
... returned to Rome to so- licit the consulship . 666 665 summer . 52. Gnæus Pompeius brought the Marsians , the Marru- cini , and the Vestini under subjection . Gaius Cosconius , another Roman prætor , advanced against and burned Sala ...
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... returned and annulled the vacation , but hurried away to Capua , where his army was stationed , in order to cross over to Asia to take command of the war against Mithridates , for he knew nothing as yet of the de- signs against himself ...
... returned and annulled the vacation , but hurried away to Capua , where his army was stationed , in order to cross over to Asia to take command of the war against Mithridates , for he knew nothing as yet of the de- signs against himself ...
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