Great Books of the Western World, Band 14Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... occasion , the whole people of Rome should sacrifice with garlands on their heads . In the election of consuls held by Camillus , Marcus Æmilius was chosen of the patricians , and Lucius Sextius the first of the common- alty ; and this ...
... occasion , the whole people of Rome should sacrifice with garlands on their heads . In the election of consuls held by Camillus , Marcus Æmilius was chosen of the patricians , and Lucius Sextius the first of the common- alty ; and this ...
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... occasion of all their dis- tresses . Yet the regard they had to the merit and rep- utation of Agesilaus so far stilled this murmur- ing of the people that , notwithstanding it , they intrusted themselves to him in this distress , as the ...
... occasion of all their dis- tresses . Yet the regard they had to the merit and rep- utation of Agesilaus so far stilled this murmur- ing of the people that , notwithstanding it , they intrusted themselves to him in this distress , as the ...
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... occasion , but though he were by name frequently called up- on by the people , as he sat in the assembly , yet he ... occasion , as being the things to which principally he owed his greatness , these he followed , and endeavoured to ...
... occasion , but though he were by name frequently called up- on by the people , as he sat in the assembly , yet he ... occasion , as being the things to which principally he owed his greatness , these he followed , and endeavoured to ...
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