The Tudor Translations, Volume 9AMS Press, 1967 |
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... enemies despise him utterly , who perswaded them selves he was fled for altogether , and had given them sea roome : where- upon they layed siege to the citie of Gythium . Philopomen Nabis besieg- beinge advertised thereof , imbarked his ...
... enemies despise him utterly , who perswaded them selves he was fled for altogether , and had given them sea roome : where- upon they layed siege to the citie of Gythium . Philopomen Nabis besieg- beinge advertised thereof , imbarked his ...
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... enemy withall . But the same day , when his men that fetched a compasse about , shoulde come unto the top of the mountaine above the campe of his enemies , he brought all his army out of the campe by breake of day , and devided them ...
... enemy withall . But the same day , when his men that fetched a compasse about , shoulde come unto the top of the mountaine above the campe of his enemies , he brought all his army out of the campe by breake of day , and devided them ...
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... enemies , imagining they lay thus close for feare of them , and durst not come forward . In the meane time , Alcibiades ( who lay at that time in the contrie Alcibiades of Cherronesus , in certaine places which he had conquered ) gave ...
... enemies , imagining they lay thus close for feare of them , and durst not come forward . In the meane time , Alcibiades ( who lay at that time in the contrie Alcibiades of Cherronesus , in certaine places which he had conquered ) gave ...
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