Sallust, Florus, and Velleius PaterculusBell & Daldy, 1872 - 560 pages |
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... troops from Campania . But Sallust was intrusted with more than he was able to perform . The soldiers mutinied on the coast , compelled him to flee , and hur- ried away to Rome , putting to death two senators in their way . It was on ...
... troops from Campania . But Sallust was intrusted with more than he was able to perform . The soldiers mutinied on the coast , compelled him to flee , and hur- ried away to Rome , putting to death two senators in their way . It was on ...
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... troops knew neither restraint nor moderation , but in- flicted on the citizens disgraceful and inhuman outrages . Their rapacity was increased by the circumstance that Sylla , in order to secure the attachment of the forces which he had ...
... troops knew neither restraint nor moderation , but in- flicted on the citizens disgraceful and inhuman outrages . Their rapacity was increased by the circumstance that Sylla , in order to secure the attachment of the forces which he had ...
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... troops ; to make war ; to assume unlimited control over the allies and the citizens ; to take the chief command and jurisdiction at home and in the field ; rights which , without an order of the people , the consul is not permitted to ...
... troops ; to make war ; to assume unlimited control over the allies and the citizens ; to take the chief command and jurisdiction at home and in the field ; rights which , without an order of the people , the consul is not permitted to ...
Page 73
... troops , he addressed them in the following manner : LVIII . " I am well aware , soldiers , that words cannot inspire courage ; and that a spiritless army cannot be ren- dered active , or a timid army valiant , by the speech of its ...
... troops , he addressed them in the following manner : LVIII . " I am well aware , soldiers , that words cannot inspire courage ; and that a spiritless army cannot be ren- dered active , or a timid army valiant , by the speech of its ...
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... troops , in regular order , to the level ground . Having then sent away the horses of all the cavalry , in order to increase the men's courage by making their danger equal , he himself , on foot , drew up his troops suitably to their ...
... troops , in regular order , to the level ground . Having then sent away the horses of all the cavalry , in order to increase the men's courage by making their danger equal , he himself , on foot , drew up his troops suitably to their ...
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