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HlS EXPB* DITION TO SPAIN. THB WAB AMD FINAL CONQUEST. C/ESAB RETURNS TO BRUW Dusnru. CROSSES TO GREECE IN PURSUIT OF POMPET. VICISSITUDES OF THB WAR. PoMPBY'g VICTORY AT DYRAOHIUM. RBTREAT OF C. SSAR. BATTLE OF PHARBA- LIA. UTTER RUIN OF POMPEY. His FLIGHT. JOINS CORNELIA AND HIS SON. MELANCHOLY VOYAGE TO EGYPT. His ASSASSINATION BY PTOLEMY.
A S Pompey's fleet was leaving the harbor, Caesar, with ^*- six legions in his tram, entered the streets of Brundusium. With much military skill Pompey ha...d effected the embarka- tion of all his troops and his followers, and had completely swept the harbor of its shipping, so that Caesar had no means of pursuing. It was on the 17th of March that the last divi- sion of Pompey's array made sail, and the next day the inhabi- tants threw open their gates to Caesar. He entered the city in a triumphal procession, and made an address to the inhabi- tants ; but finding it impossible immediately to follow Pompey, he decided to repair to Rome to consolidate his power, while his agents were building and collecting ships to transport his army to Greece, in pursuit of the fugitives.
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HlS EXPB* DITION TO SPAIN. THB WAB AMD FINAL CONQUEST. C/ESAB RETURNS TO BRUW Dusnru. CROSSES TO GREECE IN PURSUIT OF POMPET. VICISSITUDES OF THB WAR. PoMPBY'g VICTORY AT DYRAOHIUM. RBTREAT OF C. SSAR. BATTLE OF PHARBA- LIA. UTTER RUIN OF POMPEY. His FLIGHT. JOINS CORNELIA AND HIS SON. MELANCHOLY VOYAGE TO EGYPT. His ASSASSINATION BY PTOLEMY.
A S Pompey's fleet was leaving the harbor, Caesar, with ^*- six legions in his tram, entered the streets of Brundusium. With much military skill Pompey ha...d effected the embarka- tion of all his troops and his followers, and had completely swept the harbor of its shipping, so that Caesar had no means of pursuing. It was on the 17th of March that the last divi- sion of Pompey's array made sail, and the next day the inhabi- tants threw open their gates to Caesar. He entered the city in a triumphal procession, and made an address to the inhabi- tants ; but finding it impossible immediately to follow Pompey, he decided to repair to Rome to consolidate his power, while his agents were building and collecting ships to transport his army to Greece, in pursuit of the fugitives.
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