The Tudor Translations, المجلد 8AMS Press, 1967 |
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الصفحة 279
... Sicile . the tyran punished , who was openly whipped , and afterwards Hippon put put to death . Now for Mamercus , he did yeld him self unto to death . Timoleon , to be judged by the Syracusans , so that Timoleon might not be his ...
... Sicile . the tyran punished , who was openly whipped , and afterwards Hippon put put to death . Now for Mamercus , he did yeld him self unto to death . Timoleon , to be judged by the Syracusans , so that Timoleon might not be his ...
الصفحة 347
... Sicile . For Hannibals third time prosperous successe and victories had so incoraged the Consul , sent Carthaginians ... Sicile commaunding they should not once set foote againe in Italie , whilest they had warres with Hanniball . These ...
... Sicile . For Hannibals third time prosperous successe and victories had so incoraged the Consul , sent Carthaginians ... Sicile commaunding they should not once set foote againe in Italie , whilest they had warres with Hanniball . These ...
الصفحة 355
... Sicile , one of the auncientest cities in all the Ilande : victories in and he tooke besides , the campe of Hippocrates , lying by Sicile . Aciles , where he slue above eight thousand men , surprising them apon the sodaine , even as ...
... Sicile , one of the auncientest cities in all the Ilande : victories in and he tooke besides , the campe of Hippocrates , lying by Sicile . Aciles , where he slue above eight thousand men , surprising them apon the sodaine , even as ...
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accused ÆMILIUS afterwards againe Alcibiades amongest apon Aristides armie Athenians Athens aunswered authoritie awaye ayde banished battell beganne beinge betwene bicause Boeotia brought called campe captaine caried Carthaginians certen charge chaunge Cimon cittie cittizens commaunded common weale Consul corage CORIO Coriolanus countrie daunger daye death doth Emylius enemies Epaminondas Fabius farre feare fight footemen friendes gallyes gave generall geve geven goddes graunted Greecians handes Hannibal Hanniball harte honor horsemen Howbeit Icetes jorney king Lacedæmonians LANUS laye litle Macedon Marcellus Mardonius Martius marvelous matter MAXIMUS Minutius naturall neere never Nicias nobilitie noble notwithstanding oration overthrowen PAULUS Pausanias Pelopidas perceyving Pericles Perseus Pharnabazus ranne receyved Romaines Rome saye sayed selfe Senate sent shewed shippes Sicile slaine sodaine sonne souldiers spoyle straight Syracusa Thebans Themistocles thing thither thou thowsand Thucydides Timoleon tooke triumphe tyran unto valliant vertue victorie Volsces voyces wanne warres waye wonne yeld yeres