Decline of the Roman Republic, Volum 5Bell, 1874 |
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Side x
... Dyrrhachium , and left Pompeius in Brundisium , who is blockaded there by Caesar - Pompeius makes his escape over the sea to Dyrrhachium -Caesar's reasons for not pursuing Pompeius - Caesar gets possession of Sardinia and Sicily - He ...
... Dyrrhachium , and left Pompeius in Brundisium , who is blockaded there by Caesar - Pompeius makes his escape over the sea to Dyrrhachium -Caesar's reasons for not pursuing Pompeius - Caesar gets possession of Sardinia and Sicily - He ...
Side xiv
... Dyrrhachium PAGE 110 CHAPTER X. CAESAR IN EPIRUS . B.C. 48 . Livy , Epit . 110 , 111 ; Caesar , B. C. iii . 6 , & c ... Dyrrhachium -Caesar crosses the Ceraunian mountains and takes possession of Oricum , Apollonia , and other places ...
... Dyrrhachium PAGE 110 CHAPTER X. CAESAR IN EPIRUS . B.C. 48 . Livy , Epit . 110 , 111 ; Caesar , B. C. iii . 6 , & c ... Dyrrhachium -Caesar crosses the Ceraunian mountains and takes possession of Oricum , Apollonia , and other places ...
Side xv
George Long. Apollonia , and other places - Pompeius hurries to Dyrrhachium and orders a camp to be made -- Caesar puts his men under tents for the winter - The position of Pompeius - A second act of cruelty by Bibulus - Libo and Bibulus ...
George Long. Apollonia , and other places - Pompeius hurries to Dyrrhachium and orders a camp to be made -- Caesar puts his men under tents for the winter - The position of Pompeius - A second act of cruelty by Bibulus - Libo and Bibulus ...
Side xvi
... Dyrrhachium and Pompeius - Nature of the ground about Dyrrhachium , and site of the town - Position of Petra , where Pompeius made his camp - Caesar looks after provisions in Epirus - Caesar's line of contrevallation against l'om- peius ...
... Dyrrhachium and Pompeius - Nature of the ground about Dyrrhachium , and site of the town - Position of Petra , where Pompeius made his camp - Caesar looks after provisions in Epirus - Caesar's line of contrevallation against l'om- peius ...
Side xvii
... Dyrrhachium — The attack of Pompeius at daybreak on the southern part of Caesar's lines , near the sea- -Confusion among Caesar's men , and Caesar's arrival on the spot from his camp at the north - Pompeius and Caesar form camps near ...
... Dyrrhachium — The attack of Pompeius at daybreak on the southern part of Caesar's lines , near the sea- -Confusion among Caesar's men , and Caesar's arrival on the spot from his camp at the north - Pompeius and Caesar form camps near ...
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Side iv - Surely every medicine is an innovation, and he that will not apply new remedies must expect new evils; for time is the greatest innovator; and if time of course alter things to the worse, and wisdom and counsel shall not alter them to the better, what shall be the end?