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of their approach by their own trusty scouts, having, according to custom, given
out the watchword to the troops, led forth all their forces in a rapi ing with great
activity passed the bridge over the river Calicadnus, . the mighty waters of which
...
of their approach by their own trusty scouts, having, according to custom, given
out the watchword to the troops, led forth all their forces in a rapi ing with great
activity passed the bridge over the river Calicadnus, . the mighty waters of which
...
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to this effect had moved Gallus Caesar, because the master of the horse was kept
away # than usual at that season, Nebridius the count of * ered to collect a
military force from all quarters, and hastened forward with exceeding zeal to
deliver ...
to this effect had moved Gallus Caesar, because the master of the horse was kept
away # than usual at that season, Nebridius the count of * ered to collect a
military force from all quarters, and hastened forward with exceeding zeal to
deliver ...
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... being exasperated because when he recommended that a low price should be
established in the market at an unseasonable timo, when tho city was threatened
with a scarcity, thoy answered him with objections, urged with more force than ...
... being exasperated because when he recommended that a low price should be
established in the market at an unseasonable timo, when tho city was threatened
with a scarcity, thoy answered him with objections, urged with more force than ...
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... conference by night, and considering what force, and what contrivances might
be employed for tho purpose, before Gallus in his audacity should more
rcsolutoly set himself to plunging affairs into confusion, it aecmcd best that Gallus
should ...
... conference by night, and considering what force, and what contrivances might
be employed for tho purpose, before Gallus in his audacity should more
rcsolutoly set himself to plunging affairs into confusion, it aecmcd best that Gallus
should ...
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had sent some of their comrades to exhort him by trustworthy and 6ure promises
to remain there rolying upon them, since they wer«> posted in great force among
the neighbouring stations ; but thoso about him watched him •with such diligent ...
had sent some of their comrades to exhort him by trustworthy and 6ure promises
to remain there rolying upon them, since they wer«> posted in great force among
the neighbouring stations ; but thoso about him watched him •with such diligent ...
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