The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The civil warsG. Bell, 1899 |
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... showed their preparedness at the same time , the Marsi , the Peligni , the Vestini , the Marrucini ; and after them the Picentines , the Frentani , the Hirpini , the Pom- Y.R. 664 peiians , the Venusini , the Apulians , § 37-39 ] 29 THE ...
... showed their preparedness at the same time , the Marsi , the Peligni , the Vestini , the Marrucini ; and after them the Picentines , the Frentani , the Hirpini , the Pom- Y.R. 664 peiians , the Venusini , the Apulians , § 37-39 ] 29 THE ...
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... showed him frequently to the Numidians who were in Cæsar's army . Many of them deserted , as if to their own king , so that Cæsar was obliged to send the rest back to Africa , as they were not trustworthy . Papius attacked him rashly ...
... showed him frequently to the Numidians who were in Cæsar's army . Many of them deserted , as if to their own king , so that Cæsar was obliged to send the rest back to Africa , as they were not trustworthy . Papius attacked him rashly ...
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... showed by the asperity of his countenance how much murder he would commit . When the Senate had accepted these terms and had invited Cinna and Marius to enter ( for it was understood that all the things that Cinna had subscribed to were ...
... showed by the asperity of his countenance how much murder he would commit . When the Senate had accepted these terms and had invited Cinna and Marius to enter ( for it was understood that all the things that Cinna had subscribed to were ...
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... showed that when he cut his veins he had removed his flamen's cap , for it was accounted a sin for the priest to wear it at his death . Catulus suffocated himself with burning charcoal in a chamber newly plastered and still moist . So ...
... showed that when he cut his veins he had removed his flamen's cap , for it was accounted a sin for the priest to wear it at his death . Catulus suffocated himself with burning charcoal in a chamber newly plastered and still moist . So ...
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... showed them in this condition to his army , whom he excited by saying that his soldiers , after all their great deeds , had been stigmatized as public enemies and that distinguished men like these , who had dared to speak out for them ...
... showed them in this condition to his army , whom he excited by saying that his soldiers , after all their great deeds , had been stigmatized as public enemies and that distinguished men like these , who had dared to speak out for them ...
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