The Tudor Translations, Volume 9AMS Press, 1967 |
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... gallies by sea : and Thorax being come thither also at the selfe same time in great hast with his armie by land , gave thassault on his side . Thus was the citie taken by force , which Lysander left to the spoile of the souldiers . Now ...
... gallies by sea : and Thorax being come thither also at the selfe same time in great hast with his armie by land , gave thassault on his side . Thus was the citie taken by force , which Lysander left to the spoile of the souldiers . Now ...
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... gallies . But all his diligence was to no purpose , bicause the souldiers were wholly scattered here and there . For so soone as they were set a lande out of their gallies at their returne , some went to buy provision , other went a ...
... gallies . But all his diligence was to no purpose , bicause the souldiers were wholly scattered here and there . For so soone as they were set a lande out of their gallies at their returne , some went to buy provision , other went a ...
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... gallies to the banckes . But when Lucullus they thought to flie from lande , the gallies brused and overcame brake one an other : and that worst of all was , ranne upon navy by sea . Mithridates the poyntes and spurres of Lucullus gallies ...
... gallies to the banckes . But when Lucullus they thought to flie from lande , the gallies brused and overcame brake one an other : and that worst of all was , ranne upon navy by sea . Mithridates the poyntes and spurres of Lucullus gallies ...
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