Plutarch's Lives 1
Plutarch's Lives 1
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Afterwards, they CAMILLUS. 293 burnt them down to the ground and demolished them, being incensed at those who kept the Capitol, because they would not yield to summons ; but, on the contrary, when assailed, had repelled them, with some loss, from their defences. This provoked them to ruin the whole city, and to put to the sword all that came to their hands, young and old, men, women, and children.
And now, the siege of the Capitol having lasted a good while, the Gauls began to be in want of pro...vision ; and dividing their forces, part of them stayed with their king at the siege, the rest went to forage the country, rava- ging the towns and villages where they came, but not all together in a body, but in different squadrons and parties ; and to such a confidence had success raised them, that they carelessly rambled about without the least fear or apprehension of danger. But the greatest and best ordered body of their forces went to the city of Ardea, where Camillus then sojourned, having, ever since his lea- ving Rome, sequestered himself from all business, and taken to a private life ; but now he began to rouse up himself, and consider not how to avoid or escape the enemy, but to find out an opportunity to be revenged upon them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Afterwards, they CAMILLUS. 293 burnt them down to the ground and demolished them, being incensed at those who kept the Capitol, because they would not yield to summons ; but, on the contrary, when assailed, had repelled them, with some loss, from their defences. This provoked them to ruin the whole city, and to put to the sword all that came to their hands, young and old, men, women, and children.
And now, the siege of the Capitol having lasted a good while, the Gauls began to be in want of pro...vision ; and dividing their forces, part of them stayed with their king at the siege, the rest went to forage the country, rava- ging the towns and villages where they came, but not all together in a body, but in different squadrons and parties ; and to such a confidence had success raised them, that they carelessly rambled about without the least fear or apprehension of danger. But the greatest and best ordered body of their forces went to the city of Ardea, where Camillus then sojourned, having, ever since his lea- ving Rome, sequestered himself from all business, and taken to a private life ; but now he began to rouse up himself, and consider not how to avoid or escape the enemy, but to find out an opportunity to be revenged upon them.
What to read after Plutarch's Lives 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plutarch to read onlineMoreLess
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