Appians Roman History volume 2
Appians Roman History volume 2
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O\LJOV 6 T vTropcopvy/jieva TOV Tetyoy? @e/j, e\ia, Kal Oeiov Kal aTVTTTriov Kal 302 THE M1THRIDAT1C WARS the same time Arcathias, the son of Mithridates, with CHAP. Another army invaded Macedonia and without diffi- culty overcame the small Roman force there, subju- gated the whole country, appointed satraps to govern it, and himself advanced against Sulla, but was taken sick and died near Tisaeum. In the meantime the famine in Athens became very severe, and Sulla built forts around it to preve...nt anybody from going out, so that, by reason of their numbers, the hunger should be more severe upon those who were thus shut in. 36. When Sulla had raised his mound to the Battles proper height, he advanced his engines against the ground Piraeus. But Archelaus undermined the mound and carried away the earth, the Romans for a long time suspecting nothing. Suddenly the mound sank down. Quickly understanding the state of things, the Romans withdrew their engines and filled up the mound, and, following the enemy's example, began in like manner to dig a tunnel to a spot which they calculated to be just under the walls The diggers met each other underground, and fought there with swords and spears as well as they could in the dark- ness.
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O\LJOV 6 T vTropcopvy/jieva TOV Tetyoy? @e/j, e\ia, Kal Oeiov Kal aTVTTTriov Kal 302 THE M1THRIDAT1C WARS the same time Arcathias, the son of Mithridates, with CHAP. Another army invaded Macedonia and without diffi- culty overcame the small Roman force there, subju- gated the whole country, appointed satraps to govern it, and himself advanced against Sulla, but was taken sick and died near Tisaeum. In the meantime the famine in Athens became very severe, and Sulla built forts around it to preve...nt anybody from going out, so that, by reason of their numbers, the hunger should be more severe upon those who were thus shut in. 36. When Sulla had raised his mound to the Battles proper height, he advanced his engines against the ground Piraeus. But Archelaus undermined the mound and carried away the earth, the Romans for a long time suspecting nothing. Suddenly the mound sank down. Quickly understanding the state of things, the Romans withdrew their engines and filled up the mound, and, following the enemy's example, began in like manner to dig a tunnel to a spot which they calculated to be just under the walls The diggers met each other underground, and fought there with swords and spears as well as they could in the dark- ness.
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