The Tudor Translations, المجلد 10AMS Press, 1967 |
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الصفحة 25
... returned unto the city of Naxos , where he lay all the winter , consuming a wonderfull masse of vittells with so great an army , for the doing of thinges of small moment , upon certaine Sicilians that yelded to him . The Syra- cusans in ...
... returned unto the city of Naxos , where he lay all the winter , consuming a wonderfull masse of vittells with so great an army , for the doing of thinges of small moment , upon certaine Sicilians that yelded to him . The Syra- cusans in ...
الصفحة 79
... returned straight to set apon his father Crassus , who was then in this state . Crassus the father , after he had willed his sonne to charge the enemies , and that one brought him word he had broken them , and pursued the chase : and ...
... returned straight to set apon his father Crassus , who was then in this state . Crassus the father , after he had willed his sonne to charge the enemies , and that one brought him word he had broken them , and pursued the chase : and ...
الصفحة 99
... returned with an infinite number of fighting men , and with prowde and dreadfull threates , the Romanes were then so afrayed , that they thought him a stowte man that had but the corage to kepe his rancke , and obey his Captaine . At ...
... returned with an infinite number of fighting men , and with prowde and dreadfull threates , the Romanes were then so afrayed , that they thought him a stowte man that had but the corage to kepe his rancke , and obey his Captaine . At ...
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