Great Books of the Western World, Band 14Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... soldiers . By this artifice a great part of the army was in a state of excitement , and the soldiers began to look every way about inquiring for Pyrrhus . It happened he was without his helmet , till understanding they did not know him ...
... soldiers . By this artifice a great part of the army was in a state of excitement , and the soldiers began to look every way about inquiring for Pyrrhus . It happened he was without his helmet , till understanding they did not know him ...
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... soldiers ' fears , but their indignation warmed and inflamed their courage when they heard the threats and insupportable in- solence of their enemies ; who not only plun- dered and depopulated all the country round , but would even ...
... soldiers ' fears , but their indignation warmed and inflamed their courage when they heard the threats and insupportable in- solence of their enemies ; who not only plun- dered and depopulated all the country round , but would even ...
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... soldiers under him from further service . Besides these evils , that which most of all prejudiced Lucullus was Publius Clodius , an insolent man , very vicious and bold , brother to Lucullus's wife , a woman of bad conduct , with whom ...
... soldiers under him from further service . Besides these evils , that which most of all prejudiced Lucullus was Publius Clodius , an insolent man , very vicious and bold , brother to Lucullus's wife , a woman of bad conduct , with whom ...
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