Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 209
... camp , the king , in alarm at the unexpected danger , set out for Rome to put down the revolt . Brutus , who had perceived the king's approach , made a circuit to avoid meeting him , and at almost the same moment , though by different ...
... camp , the king , in alarm at the unexpected danger , set out for Rome to put down the revolt . Brutus , who had perceived the king's approach , made a circuit to avoid meeting him , and at almost the same moment , though by different ...
Pagina 395
... camp , and after suffering a more disgraceful repulse than he had ad- ministered the day before , owed his own rescue and that of his army to the arrival of his colleague . Caught between two lines , the Etruscans turned their backs ...
... camp , and after suffering a more disgraceful repulse than he had ad- ministered the day before , owed his own rescue and that of his army to the arrival of his colleague . Caught between two lines , the Etruscans turned their backs ...
Pagina 399
... camp , which had been established in front of the walls of their allies , and threw the enemy into such confusion that , while they were running out in small groups , some one way and some another , to repel the attack of the Romans ...
... camp , which had been established in front of the walls of their allies , and threw the enemy into such confusion that , while they were running out in small groups , some one way and some another , to repel the attack of the Romans ...
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