The Tudor Translations, المجلد 8AMS Press, 1967 |
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FABIUS and dyd muche amase the Romaines that kept the passages of the mountaines , for they thought they had bene men that MAXIMUS ranne here and there ... FABIUS Fabius chaungeth Hannibal . appointe a garrison to see 59 GRECIANS AND ROMANES.
FABIUS and dyd muche amase the Romaines that kept the passages of the mountaines , for they thought they had bene men that MAXIMUS ranne here and there ... FABIUS Fabius chaungeth Hannibal . appointe a garrison to see 59 GRECIANS AND ROMANES.
الصفحة 60
FABIUS Fabius chaungeth Hannibal . appointe a garrison to see that nothing of Fabius should mis- MAXIMUS carie , nor yet take hurte . This was straight caried to Rome , which dyd thereby the more incense the people against him . And to ...
FABIUS Fabius chaungeth Hannibal . appointe a garrison to see that nothing of Fabius should mis- MAXIMUS carie , nor yet take hurte . This was straight caried to Rome , which dyd thereby the more incense the people against him . And to ...
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FABIUS Hannibals . him selfe at the last brought to that passe , that he was weary with fighting with Marcellus , and affrayed of Fabius bicause MAXIMUS he ... FABIUS Note how Fabius re- claimed an who had practised 75 GRECIANS AND ROMANES.
FABIUS Hannibals . him selfe at the last brought to that passe , that he was weary with fighting with Marcellus , and affrayed of Fabius bicause MAXIMUS he ... FABIUS Note how Fabius re- claimed an who had practised 75 GRECIANS AND ROMANES.
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