The Tudor Translations, Volume 9AMS Press, 1967 |
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... Lysander , who was then in the contrie of Hellespont , he was marvelously troubled withall , fearing above all other thinges the accusations of Pharnabazus ... LYSANDER it unto him . Then did Lysander plainly see GRECIANS AND ROMANES.
... Lysander , who was then in the contrie of Hellespont , he was marvelously troubled withall , fearing above all other thinges the accusations of Pharnabazus ... LYSANDER it unto him . Then did Lysander plainly see GRECIANS AND ROMANES.
Page 254
LYSANDER counsell he hoped most to be governed , and to have him neerest about him , as his chiefest frende . But when they were arrived in Asia , they of the contry having no acquaint- aunce with Agesilaus , seldome spake with him , or ...
LYSANDER counsell he hoped most to be governed , and to have him neerest about him , as his chiefest frende . But when they were arrived in Asia , they of the contry having no acquaint- aunce with Agesilaus , seldome spake with him , or ...
Page 323
... Lysander was nothing covetous . They both have done that unto their citie , which never any other but them selves did . For Sylla being a riotous and licentious man , brought his citizens notwithstanding to good order and government ...
... Lysander was nothing covetous . They both have done that unto their citie , which never any other but them selves did . For Sylla being a riotous and licentious man , brought his citizens notwithstanding to good order and government ...
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