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Horace. obliged to set sail back again , and to renew the course that I had deserted . For Jupiter , " who usually ... obliged to employ the forces of the republic in suppressing an insurrection of the Salassi , Cantabri , and Asturii ...
Horace. obliged to set sail back again , and to renew the course that I had deserted . For Jupiter , " who usually ... obliged to employ the forces of the republic in suppressing an insurrection of the Salassi , Cantabri , and Asturii ...
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... obliged to fly to the defense of Carthage . BOND . 35 On this lacuna see the commentators . 96 Nomen ab Africâ lucratus . Scipio was the first of the Romans who was honored with the name of a conquered country . Sempronius Grac- chus ...
... obliged to fly to the defense of Carthage . BOND . 35 On this lacuna see the commentators . 96 Nomen ab Africâ lucratus . Scipio was the first of the Romans who was honored with the name of a conquered country . Sempronius Grac- chus ...
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... obliged to send Marcus Crassus against them the year following . SAN . 86 Octavius promised the soldiers who had served under him in re- ducing Sicily , that he would divide some of the conquered lands among them . But the war in which ...
... obliged to send Marcus Crassus against them the year following . SAN . 86 Octavius promised the soldiers who had served under him in re- ducing Sicily , that he would divide some of the conquered lands among them . But the war in which ...
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