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... enemy from a higher ground , he says that the aspect of the battle was as if weapons had been hurled on giants from the sky ' . When he mentions that the Gauls were con- stant enemies of Rome , he speaks of them as a whetstone on which ...
... enemy from a higher ground , he says that the aspect of the battle was as if weapons had been hurled on giants from the sky ' . When he mentions that the Gauls were con- stant enemies of Rome , he speaks of them as a whetstone on which ...
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... enemy , to scale a wall , and to be noticed while performing such an exploit . Distinction such as this they regarded as wealth , honour , and true nobility1 . They were covetous of praise , but liberal of money ; they desired competent ...
... enemy , to scale a wall , and to be noticed while performing such an exploit . Distinction such as this they regarded as wealth , honour , and true nobility1 . They were covetous of praise , but liberal of money ; they desired competent ...
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... enemy . Citizens contended with citizens in nothing but honour . They were magnificent in their religious services , frugal in their fami- lies , and steady in their friendships . By these two virtues , intrepidity in war , and equity ...
... enemy . Citizens contended with citizens in nothing but honour . They were magnificent in their religious services , frugal in their fami- lies , and steady in their friendships . By these two virtues , intrepidity in war , and equity ...
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... enemies ; as if the only use of power were to inflict injury . XIII . For why should I mention those displays of extra ... enemy ; for a good man among the bad can never be regarded as of their party . " Bernouf . 2 It furnishes much ...
... enemies ; as if the only use of power were to inflict injury . XIII . For why should I mention those displays of extra ... enemy ; for a good man among the bad can never be regarded as of their party . " Bernouf . 2 It furnishes much ...
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... enemy and a traitor1 . Being thus exasperated , " Since I am encompassed by enemies , " he exclaimed , " and driven to desperation , I will extinguish the flame kindled around me in a general ruin . ' XXXII . He then hurried from the ...
... enemy and a traitor1 . Being thus exasperated , " Since I am encompassed by enemies , " he exclaimed , " and driven to desperation , I will extinguish the flame kindled around me in a general ruin . ' XXXII . He then hurried from the ...
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