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... sides , and the wounds of his country , whoever should be vic- torious . His soldiers answered his speech with looks of ar- dor and impatience ; which observing , he gave the signal to begin . The word on Pompey's side was , Hercules ...
... sides , and the wounds of his country , whoever should be vic- torious . His soldiers answered his speech with looks of ar- dor and impatience ; which observing , he gave the signal to begin . The word on Pompey's side was , Hercules ...
Page 77
... sides , and the wounds of his country , whoever should be vic- torious . His soldiers answered his speech with looks of ar- dor and impatience ; which observing , he gave the signal to begin . The word on Pompey's side was , Hercules ...
... sides , and the wounds of his country , whoever should be vic- torious . His soldiers answered his speech with looks of ar- dor and impatience ; which observing , he gave the signal to begin . The word on Pompey's side was , Hercules ...
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... side by lofty trees , and commanding at the farther extremity a view of the military academy . In the middle of this field an altar was erected , for the purpose of administering the civic oath ; and around it was thrown up an immense ...
... side by lofty trees , and commanding at the farther extremity a view of the military academy . In the middle of this field an altar was erected , for the purpose of administering the civic oath ; and around it was thrown up an immense ...
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