Great Books of the Western World, Band 14Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... horse joining battle not only with the enemy's horse , but also with the foot who attacked them , obtained a singu- lar and unheard of victory . For never before or since have so few horse defeated such nu- merous forces of horse and ...
... horse joining battle not only with the enemy's horse , but also with the foot who attacked them , obtained a singu- lar and unheard of victory . For never before or since have so few horse defeated such nu- merous forces of horse and ...
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... horse advanced , hoping to attack the Romans as they were coming over , scattered and disordered . But when he saw a vast number of shields appearing above the water , and the horse fol- lowing them in good order , gathering his men in ...
... horse advanced , hoping to attack the Romans as they were coming over , scattered and disordered . But when he saw a vast number of shields appearing above the water , and the horse fol- lowing them in good order , gathering his men in ...
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... horse do they lose for want of address and boldness to manage him ! " Philip at first took no notice of what he said ; but when he heard him repeat the same thing several times , and saw he was much vexed to see the horse sent away ...
... horse do they lose for want of address and boldness to manage him ! " Philip at first took no notice of what he said ; but when he heard him repeat the same thing several times , and saw he was much vexed to see the horse sent away ...
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