History of the Wars, Books I And Ii (Of 8)
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And while doing this and holding his shield before him, he seemed to be bantering those who were on the parapet and tauntingthem with laughter. Then he told them of everything and commanded themall to be on the watch and to take all possible care for their safety. After revealing these things he was off, while the Romans with muchshouting and confusion were ordering men to dig the ground between thetwo walls. The Persians, on the other hand, not knowing what was beingdone, were pushing on the w...ork no less than before. So while thePersians were making a straight way underground to the wall of the city, the Romans by the advice of Theodoras, a man learned in the sciencecalled mechanics, were constructing their trench in a cross-wisedirection and making it of sufficient depth, so that when the Persianshad reached the middle point between the two circuit-walls they suddenlybroke into the trench of the Romans. And the first of them the Romanskilled, while those in the rear by fleeing at top speed into the campsaved themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And while doing this and holding his shield before him, he seemed to be bantering those who were on the parapet and tauntingthem with laughter. Then he told them of everything and commanded themall to be on the watch and to take all possible care for their safety. After revealing these things he was off, while the Romans with muchshouting and confusion were ordering men to dig the ground between thetwo walls. The Persians, on the other hand, not knowing what was beingdone, were pushing on the w...ork no less than before. So while thePersians were making a straight way underground to the wall of the city, the Romans by the advice of Theodoras, a man learned in the sciencecalled mechanics, were constructing their trench in a cross-wisedirection and making it of sufficient depth, so that when the Persianshad reached the middle point between the two circuit-walls they suddenlybroke into the trench of the Romans. And the first of them the Romanskilled, while those in the rear by fleeing at top speed into the campsaved themselves.
What to read after History of the Wars, Books I And Ii (Of 8)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Procopius to read onlineMoreLess
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