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... amongst men , and so gracious to the vanquished , Alexander the great , after many strange difficulties , forcing the Citie of Gaza , encountred by chance with Betis , that commanded therein , of whose valour ( during the siege ) he had ...
... amongst men , and so gracious to the vanquished , Alexander the great , after many strange difficulties , forcing the Citie of Gaza , encountred by chance with Betis , that commanded therein , of whose valour ( during the siege ) he had ...
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... amongst the Scithians , and generally amongst all horsemen , he al- leageth further unto him the example of the Lacedemonian footmen ( a nation above all other used to fight on foot ) who in the battell of Plateæ , unable to open and to ...
... amongst the Scithians , and generally amongst all horsemen , he al- leageth further unto him the example of the Lacedemonian footmen ( a nation above all other used to fight on foot ) who in the battell of Plateæ , unable to open and to ...
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... amongst them to com- ' mand the rest . ' Secondly ( they have a manner of phrase whereby they call men but a moytie one of another . ) They ' had perceived , there were men amongst us full gorged with ' all sortes of commodities , and ...
... amongst them to com- ' mand the rest . ' Secondly ( they have a manner of phrase whereby they call men but a moytie one of another . ) They ' had perceived , there were men amongst us full gorged with ' all sortes of commodities , and ...
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