Great Books of the Western World, Band 14Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... land . As soon as he was landed , the multitude who came out to meet him scarcely seemed so much as to see any of the other captains , but came in throngs about Alcibiades , and saluted him with loud acclamations , and still followed ...
... land . As soon as he was landed , the multitude who came out to meet him scarcely seemed so much as to see any of the other captains , but came in throngs about Alcibiades , and saluted him with loud acclamations , and still followed ...
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... land ; and while he gladly joined in this design to be quit of his debts , he was not at all willing to part with his land . Therefore , he persuaded Agis that if both these things should be put in execution at the same time , so great ...
... land ; and while he gladly joined in this design to be quit of his debts , he was not at all willing to part with his land . Therefore , he persuaded Agis that if both these things should be put in execution at the same time , so great ...
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... land forces being a good way off , " Indeed , " said Cleopatra , in mockery , " we may well be frightened if Cæsar has got hold of the Ladle ! " On the morrow , Antony , seeing the enemy sailing up , and fearing lest his ships might be ...
... land forces being a good way off , " Indeed , " said Cleopatra , in mockery , " we may well be frightened if Cæsar has got hold of the Ladle ! " On the morrow , Antony , seeing the enemy sailing up , and fearing lest his ships might be ...
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