History of Rome 1
History of Rome 1
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a sally, and attacked them both by sea and land.
He carried their post at the temple of the Olympian Jupiter, and that at Dascon, at the very bottom of the harbour, on the right of the Anapus, where the Athenians first effected their landing. Here he found their ships drawn up on the beach, and he instantly set fire to them. Meanwhile the Syracusan . » Thucydides. VII. 47. » Diodorns, XIV. 72-76.
* DiodoruB, XIV. 70, 71.
Hh2 468 HISTORY OF ROME.
CHAP, fleet advanced right across the harbour, an...d surprised ' — r—" the enemy's ships before they could be manned and worked out from the shore to offer battle. Thus taking them at a disadvantage, the Greeks sunk or shattered them without resistance, or surrounded them and carried them by boarding. And now the flames began to spread from the ships on the beach to those which lay afloat moored close to the shore.
These were mostly merchant ships, worked by sails like oui-s, and consequently, even while at anchor, they had their masts up and their standing rigging.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a sally, and attacked them both by sea and land.
He carried their post at the temple of the Olympian Jupiter, and that at Dascon, at the very bottom of the harbour, on the right of the Anapus, where the Athenians first effected their landing. Here he found their ships drawn up on the beach, and he instantly set fire to them. Meanwhile the Syracusan . » Thucydides. VII. 47. » Diodorns, XIV. 72-76.
* DiodoruB, XIV. 70, 71.
Hh2 468 HISTORY OF ROME.
CHAP, fleet advanced right across the harbour, an...d surprised ' — r—" the enemy's ships before they could be manned and worked out from the shore to offer battle. Thus taking them at a disadvantage, the Greeks sunk or shattered them without resistance, or surrounded them and carried them by boarding. And now the flames began to spread from the ships on the beach to those which lay afloat moored close to the shore.
These were mostly merchant ships, worked by sails like oui-s, and consequently, even while at anchor, they had their masts up and their standing rigging.
What to read after History of Rome 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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