Livy: Books XXVIII-XXXHarvard University Press, 1949 |
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Pagina 149
... crossed over on his ships to the island of Pityusa , 2 about a hundred miles from the mainland . Carthaginians at that time inhabited the island ; consequently the fleet was received on friendly terms , and not only were supplies ...
... crossed over on his ships to the island of Pityusa , 2 about a hundred miles from the mainland . Carthaginians at that time inhabited the island ; consequently the fleet was received on friendly terms , and not only were supplies ...
Pagina 183
... crossed rashly to Sicily . Why then , since you have time to tell Greek tales , do you not prefer to relate how Agathocles , 3 King of Syracuse , after Sicily had long been ablaze with a Punic war , crossed over into this same Africa ...
... crossed rashly to Sicily . Why then , since you have time to tell Greek tales , do you not prefer to relate how Agathocles , 3 King of Syracuse , after Sicily had long been ablaze with a Punic war , crossed over into this same Africa ...
Pagina 451
... crossed to Africa over a sea safe from the enemy and safe from storms . Gnaeus Octavius , crossing over from Sicily with two hundred transports and thirty war - ships , was not so fortunate . When he had almost come in sight of Africa ...
... crossed to Africa over a sea safe from the enemy and safe from storms . Gnaeus Octavius , crossing over from Sicily with two hundred transports and thirty war - ships , was not so fortunate . When he had almost come in sight of Africa ...
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