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...in which the Ramans gain a complete victocy. Treaty of peace between the Carthaginians and Romans, which puts an end to the second Punic war. Fifty years...the end of the second and the beginning of the third Punió wars. Hannibal is made praetor of Carthage, and reforms the courts of justice and the finances....

...in which the Romans gain a complete victory. Treaty of peace between the Carthaginians and Komans, which puts an end to the second Punic war. Fifty years...the second and the beginning of the third Punic war. Hannibal is made praetor of Carthage, and reforms the courts of justice and the finances. After having...

...objections, because such stages are not always well defined, it being sometimes difficult to distinguish between the end of the second and the beginning of the third, and again various parts of the same lung may be in different stages. What different amounts of consolidation,...

...objections, because such stages are not always well defined, it being sometimes difficult to distinguish between the end of the second and the beginning of the third, and again various parts of the same lung may be in different stages. What different amounts of consolidation,...

...and dreadful, are not given to us; they are to be divined. Several years are supposed to have passed between the end of the second and the beginning of the third part ; and we are called to witness the triumphs of the victors, and the tortures of the vanquished....

...abandoned, and the crusadesovereigns returned to their respective kingdoms. During the forty years' interval between the end of the second and the beginning of the third crusades, the relative positions of the West and East, Christian Europe and Mussulman Asia, remained...

...compelled to publish it in a pamphlet apart. The reason of this curious measure was that he had contrived between the end of the second and the beginning of the third part to disagree with the editor, SI.Katkoff, on the Servian Question. The works of another writer...

...expended. The experiment proper continued three months, though an interval of twenty days occurred between the end of the second and the beginning of the third periods, during which time all the horses were fed the stable ration. The horses in lot No. 1 were...