Great Books of the Western World, Band 14Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... Italy , they were all so much taken with the liquor , and transported with the hitherto unknown de- light , that , snatching up their arms and taking their families along with them , they marched directly to the Alps , to find out the ...
... Italy , they were all so much taken with the liquor , and transported with the hitherto unknown de- light , that , snatching up their arms and taking their families along with them , they marched directly to the Alps , to find out the ...
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... Italy , or even of ending the war , which had for so many years continued and been protracted under his management . To say the truth , when Fabius first opposed this project of Scipio , he probably did it out of caution and prudence ...
... Italy , or even of ending the war , which had for so many years continued and been protracted under his management . To say the truth , when Fabius first opposed this project of Scipio , he probably did it out of caution and prudence ...
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... Italy , asking only their friendship for himself , and security for the Tarentines , and nothing further . Neverthe- less , most were well inclined to a peace , hav- ing already received one great defeat , and fearing another from an ...
... Italy , asking only their friendship for himself , and security for the Tarentines , and nothing further . Neverthe- less , most were well inclined to a peace , hav- ing already received one great defeat , and fearing another from an ...
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