The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The civil warsG. Bell, 1899 |
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... ) THE ROMAN HISTORY OF APPIAN OF ALEXANDRIA TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK BY HORACE WHITE , M.A. , LL.D. WITH MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS IN TWO VOLUMES VOL . II THE CIVIL WARS London GEORGE BELL AND SONS AND NEW YORK 1899 All rights reserved LIBR.
... ) THE ROMAN HISTORY OF APPIAN OF ALEXANDRIA TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK BY HORACE WHITE , M.A. , LL.D. WITH MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS IN TWO VOLUMES VOL . II THE CIVIL WARS London GEORGE BELL AND SONS AND NEW YORK 1899 All rights reserved LIBR.
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... FROM THE Greek BY HORACE WHITE , M.A. , LL.D. WITH MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS IN TWO VOLUMES VOL . II THE CIVIL WARS London GEORGE BELL AND SONS AND NEW YORK 1899 All rights reserved Vastness ! and Age ! and Memories of Eld !
... FROM THE Greek BY HORACE WHITE , M.A. , LL.D. WITH MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS IN TWO VOLUMES VOL . II THE CIVIL WARS London GEORGE BELL AND SONS AND NEW YORK 1899 All rights reserved Vastness ! and Age ! and Memories of Eld !
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... , except where a distinction between plebs and populus is necessary to a correct understanding of the text . 2 Cf. Livy , ii . 33 , 34 . VOL . II - B I Y.R. B. C. 262 trary to justice , took refuge BOOK I THE CIVIL WARS INTRODUCTION.
... , except where a distinction between plebs and populus is necessary to a correct understanding of the text . 2 Cf. Livy , ii . 33 , 34 . VOL . II - B I Y.R. B. C. 262 trary to justice , took refuge BOOK I THE CIVIL WARS INTRODUCTION.
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... , they became more and more for- midable to the senators . So it shortly came about that the political mastery was turned upside down , the power being VOL . II - C Y.R. B.C. 632 in the hands of the knights , § 21-22 ] 17 THE CIVIL WARS.
... , they became more and more for- midable to the senators . So it shortly came about that the political mastery was turned upside down , the power being VOL . II - C Y.R. B.C. 632 in the hands of the knights , § 21-22 ] 17 THE CIVIL WARS.
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... vol- untarily rather than surrender himself into the hands of his enemies . After him Cotta went before the court , made a brilliant defence of his administration of public affairs , and openly reviled the knights . He , too , departed ...
... vol- untarily rather than surrender himself into the hands of his enemies . After him Cotta went before the court , made a brilliant defence of his administration of public affairs , and openly reviled the knights . He , too , departed ...
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