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... dayes more to Rome . And so he came to Rome in five dayes after his landing in Italie , and made such speede , that him selfe was in deede the first messenger that brought newes of the victorie . Whereupon he filled all Rome with joy ...
... dayes more to Rome . And so he came to Rome in five dayes after his landing in Italie , and made such speede , that him selfe was in deede the first messenger that brought newes of the victorie . Whereupon he filled all Rome with joy ...
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... dayes only before the day of election of the Consulls . Where- fore Marius made hast , and in two dayes and a night came from the campe to Utica apon the sea side , which is a mar- velous way from it : and there before he tooke shippe ...
... dayes only before the day of election of the Consulls . Where- fore Marius made hast , and in two dayes and a night came from the campe to Utica apon the sea side , which is a mar- velous way from it : and there before he tooke shippe ...
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... dayes before he dyed . In that booke he sayth , that the wise men of Chaldea had told him long before , that after he had lived honorably , he should ende his dayes in the flower of all his prosperity . And there he sayth also , that ...
... dayes before he dyed . In that booke he sayth , that the wise men of Chaldea had told him long before , that after he had lived honorably , he should ende his dayes in the flower of all his prosperity . And there he sayth also , that ...
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