The Tudor Translations, Volume 9AMS Press, 1967 |
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... ranne to give a charge uppon the flanckes of the right winge which fought yet , and they made great slaughter of them . Whereupon they now which before had the vantage , beganne to stagger and breake , and in the ende ranne away as fast ...
... ranne to give a charge uppon the flanckes of the right winge which fought yet , and they made great slaughter of them . Whereupon they now which before had the vantage , beganne to stagger and breake , and in the ende ranne away as fast ...
Page 206
... ranne into the same against the opinion of all the world : wherof they that ranne after him not being aware , passed by the house . And it is reported that Marius him selfe conveyed Sylla safelie out at a backe dore , and that he being ...
... ranne into the same against the opinion of all the world : wherof they that ranne after him not being aware , passed by the house . And it is reported that Marius him selfe conveyed Sylla safelie out at a backe dore , and that he being ...
Page 220
... ranne unto Marius , who was set at supper when he came . The drawer beinge brought to him , promised him to deliver Marke Anthony into his handes . Marius hearing that , was so joconde , that he cried out , and clapt his handes together ...
... ranne unto Marius , who was set at supper when he came . The drawer beinge brought to him , promised him to deliver Marke Anthony into his handes . Marius hearing that , was so joconde , that he cried out , and clapt his handes together ...
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