A History of the Ancient Working People From the Earliest Known Period to the
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BATTLE OF SILARU8. THE MAN-HUNT.
"here more fell, and 6, 000 were taken prisoners of war. The remainder of the great army who after the defeat, and the death of their beloved and faithful leader, en- deavored to escape, was indeed small.
According to Appian, the pursuit was made by Pompey who must have participated in the battle. This grasping egotist easily finished the massacre and then vaunted that he had been the principle in putting down the rebellion; thus adding to the proof that all the three Roman armies were massed. Great numbers of the fugitives were over- taken and crucified.
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