The Tudor Translations, المجلد 12AMS Press, 1967 |
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الصفحة 182
The parentage of Brutus . Brutus maners . THE LIFE OF MARCUS BRUTUS ARCUS BRUTUS came of that Iunius Brutus , for whome the auncient Romanes made his statue of brasse to be set up in the Capitoll , with the images of the kings , holding ...
The parentage of Brutus . Brutus maners . THE LIFE OF MARCUS BRUTUS ARCUS BRUTUS came of that Iunius Brutus , for whome the auncient Romanes made his statue of brasse to be set up in the Capitoll , with the images of the kings , holding ...
الصفحة 183
MARCUS BRUTUS of the death of Iulius Cæsar , doe maintaine that he came not of Iunius Brutus that drave out the Tarquines : for there were none left of ... BRUTUS A briefe Brutus fol- lowed Cato MARCUS offended me 183 GRECIANS AND ROMANES.
MARCUS BRUTUS of the death of Iulius Cæsar , doe maintaine that he came not of Iunius Brutus that drave out the Tarquines : for there were none left of ... BRUTUS A briefe Brutus fol- lowed Cato MARCUS offended me 183 GRECIANS AND ROMANES.
الصفحة 235
BRUTUS our hands , not with our feete . Then taking every man by MARCUS the hand , he sayd these words unto them with a cheerefull countenance : It rejoyceth my hart ... BRUTUS Porcia , Brutus wife , killed her selfe 235 GRECIANS AND ROMANES.
BRUTUS our hands , not with our feete . Then taking every man by MARCUS the hand , he sayd these words unto them with a cheerefull countenance : It rejoyceth my hart ... BRUTUS Porcia , Brutus wife , killed her selfe 235 GRECIANS AND ROMANES.
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Achaians Acrocorinthe affrayd affrayed Africk afterwards againe amongest Annibal Antigonus Antonius Aratus army ARTA Artaxerxes aunswered authoritie battell beganne bicause brought Brutus Cæsar called Callippus campe Captaines caried Carthaginians Cassius castell chaunge chiefest citie Cleopatra commaunded comming common wealth Consul contry corage counsell Ctesias Cyrus daunger dayes death deede Dion Dionysius divers Emperour enemies farre fell fight fled footemen fought frendes Furthermore Galba gave generall geve geven Græce Græcians hand Heraclides honor horsemen Howbeit insomuch Italy jorney joyne king litle manner MARCUS marvelous Masinissa middest minde Nero noble notwithstanding Octavius Cæsar Otho overthrowen Parthians Parysatis perswaded Philistus Plato Pompey prayed ranne Romanes Rome sayd Scipio selfe Senate sent shewed shippes Sicilia Sicyone side slaine slayne slue sodaine sodainly sonne souldiers Spayne straight Syphax Syracusans Thereuppon things thither thou thought thowsand Tiribazus told tooke tyme tyrannie unto valliant vertue victorie Vitellius warre whome withall XERXES