C. Julii Caesaris Commentarii De Bello Gallico Et Civili
C. Julii Caesaris Commentarii De Bello Gallico Et Civili
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Atque etiam suporbius lubae factum non in M.
Aquinium, hominem novum panrumque Seuatorem, sed in Sci- pionem, hominem Uia familia, dignitate, honoribus praestantem.
ftam, quum Scipio saguio purpureo ante Begis adventum uti so- litus esset, dicitur Iuba cum eo egisse, sm oportere Ulum eodem LIB. CAP. »-450. 291 uti veHHu, atque tpte uteretur. Itaque fiactum est, nt Scipio ad albnm sese vestitum transferret et Inbae, homini superbissimo inertissimoque, obtemperaret.
58. Petftero die nniversas omn...iom copios de captris omnibut edacimt et, saperciliam quoddam excelsum nacti, non longc a Caesaris castris aciem constituunt atque ibi consistunt. Cac*ar item prodacit copias celeriterqae iis instrnetis ante snas mnnitio» nes, qnae erant in campo, constitit; sine dobio existimans,' oltro adTersarios, qnam tam magnis copiis anxiUisque Regis essent prae- diti promtiusque prosiluissent, ante se concorsaros propiusque ee accessuros. Eqoo circamvectus legionesqne oohortatus, signe dato, accessom hostium aacapabatur : ipse enira a sois monitionibas longias non sine ratione non procedebat, qnod in oppido Uzitae, quod Scipib tenebat, hostinm crant cohortes armatae ; eidemautem oppi^ do ad dextrom latas eias coruu erat obpositom ; verebaturque, ne, si praetergreseusesset, ex oppido erupdone facta, ab latere eum adorti conciderent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Atque etiam suporbius lubae factum non in M.
Aquinium, hominem novum panrumque Seuatorem, sed in Sci- pionem, hominem Uia familia, dignitate, honoribus praestantem.
ftam, quum Scipio saguio purpureo ante Begis adventum uti so- litus esset, dicitur Iuba cum eo egisse, sm oportere Ulum eodem LIB. CAP. »-450. 291 uti veHHu, atque tpte uteretur. Itaque fiactum est, nt Scipio ad albnm sese vestitum transferret et Inbae, homini superbissimo inertissimoque, obtemperaret.
58. Petftero die nniversas omn...iom copios de captris omnibut edacimt et, saperciliam quoddam excelsum nacti, non longc a Caesaris castris aciem constituunt atque ibi consistunt. Cac*ar item prodacit copias celeriterqae iis instrnetis ante snas mnnitio» nes, qnae erant in campo, constitit; sine dobio existimans,' oltro adTersarios, qnam tam magnis copiis anxiUisque Regis essent prae- diti promtiusque prosiluissent, ante se concorsaros propiusque ee accessuros. Eqoo circamvectus legionesqne oohortatus, signe dato, accessom hostium aacapabatur : ipse enira a sois monitionibas longias non sine ratione non procedebat, qnod in oppido Uzitae, quod Scipib tenebat, hostinm crant cohortes armatae ; eidemautem oppi^ do ad dextrom latas eias coruu erat obpositom ; verebaturque, ne, si praetergreseusesset, ex oppido erupdone facta, ab latere eum adorti conciderent.
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