The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... Octavius was routed by Brutus, his soldiers demanded, in a mutinous manner, to be led against the enemy; they complained that they should be confined within their camp, when the forces of Octavius, broken by their late defeat, and ...
... Octavius was routed by Brutus, his soldiers demanded, in a mutinous manner, to be led against the enemy; they complained that they should be confined within their camp, when the forces of Octavius, broken by their late defeat, and ...
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... Octavius and Pompey, by betraying each of them in their turn, from whence Appian calls him the double betrayer. - - In 714 he commanded Pompey's fleet; ravaged the borders of Tuscany, took Sardinia, and reduced Rome to such extremity ...
... Octavius and Pompey, by betraying each of them in their turn, from whence Appian calls him the double betrayer. - - In 714 he commanded Pompey's fleet; ravaged the borders of Tuscany, took Sardinia, and reduced Rome to such extremity ...
Strona 181
... Octavius” approve these Satires, and the excellent Fuscus likewise; and I could wish that both the Wisci. 15 The funeral piles on which dead bodies were burned were made of wood. Cassius had written so much, that Horace sportively gives ...
... Octavius” approve these Satires, and the excellent Fuscus likewise; and I could wish that both the Wisci. 15 The funeral piles on which dead bodies were burned were made of wood. Cassius had written so much, that Horace sportively gives ...
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