History of the Romans Under the Empire
History of the Romans Under the Empire
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At Corcyra many of the fugi- tives from the field of battle rejoined their confederates.
Among them were Scipio and Afranius, the former of whom now assumed the conmiand of their combined forces, and it was upon him, as soon as the fact of Pompeius's death was ascertained, that the leadership of the party most naturally devolved.* CsBsar followed up his success at PharsaUa with unabated activity. He allowed his soldiers at the most only c«»ftr follows two days' repose on the scene of their triu...mph, and ^^ ^^ victory.
^ Plut. Cat Min. 66. ,' Plut. Cic. 89.
» Dion, xlii. 10. ; Appian, B. O. u. 61, Digitized by Google 252 HISTORY OF THE ROMANS [A. U. 706.
amidst the spoUs they had acquired.* His care was divided between improving the victory he had gained in the east, and securing his acquisitions in the west. With the latter view he ordered Antonius to return to Italy with a large part of his forces, and watch over his interests in that quarter, where he apprehended that some of the beaten faction might hazard a descent upon the centre of his resources.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Corcyra many of the fugi- tives from the field of battle rejoined their confederates.
Among them were Scipio and Afranius, the former of whom now assumed the conmiand of their combined forces, and it was upon him, as soon as the fact of Pompeius's death was ascertained, that the leadership of the party most naturally devolved.* CsBsar followed up his success at PharsaUa with unabated activity. He allowed his soldiers at the most only c«»ftr follows two days' repose on the scene of their triu...mph, and ^^ ^^ victory.
^ Plut. Cat Min. 66. ,' Plut. Cic. 89.
» Dion, xlii. 10. ; Appian, B. O. u. 61, Digitized by Google 252 HISTORY OF THE ROMANS [A. U. 706.
amidst the spoUs they had acquired.* His care was divided between improving the victory he had gained in the east, and securing his acquisitions in the west. With the latter view he ordered Antonius to return to Italy with a large part of his forces, and watch over his interests in that quarter, where he apprehended that some of the beaten faction might hazard a descent upon the centre of his resources.
What to read after History of the Romans Under the Empire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Merivale to read onlineMoreLess
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