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Pagina 257
... soldiers were being paid ; a secretary who sat beside the king , and wore nearly the same costume , was very busy , and to him the soldiers for the most part addressed themselves . Mucius was afraid to ask which was Porsinna , lest his ...
... soldiers were being paid ; a secretary who sat beside the king , and wore nearly the same costume , was very busy , and to him the soldiers for the most part addressed themselves . Mucius was afraid to ask which was Porsinna , lest his ...
Pagina 299
... soldiers . When there could no longer be any doubt of their great ardour , he finally gave the command for a sortie and released them , eager for the fray . At the very first onset the enemy were routed . While they ran , the foot - ...
... soldiers . When there could no longer be any doubt of their great ardour , he finally gave the command for a sortie and released them , eager for the fray . At the very first onset the enemy were routed . While they ran , the foot - ...
Pagina 371
... soldiers discovered in the consuls the greater became their own eagerness for the fray . They were still further exasperated by the enemy , who were much bolder even than before , when the consuls ' determination not to fight became ...
... soldiers discovered in the consuls the greater became their own eagerness for the fray . They were still further exasperated by the enemy , who were much bolder even than before , when the consuls ' determination not to fight became ...
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