Plutarch's Lives 2
Plutarch's Lives 2
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The people erected scafiblds in the Forum, in the cir- cuses, as they call their buildings for horse-races, and in all other parts of the city where they could best behold the show. The spectators were clad in white garments ; all the temples were open, and full of garlands and per- fumes ; the ways were cleared and kept open by numerous officers, who drove back all who crowded into or ran across the main avenue. This triumph lasted three daya On the first, which was scarcely long enough for th...e sight, were to be seen the statues, pictures, and colossal images, which were taken from the enemy, drawn upon two hun- dred and fifty chariots. On the second, was carried in a great many wagons the finest and richest armor of the Macedonians, both of brass and steel, all newly polished and glittering ; the pieces of which were piled up and ar- ranged purposely with the greatest art> so as to seem to be 190 jEMILIUS paulus.
tumbled in heaps carelessly and by chance ; helmets were thrown upon shields, coats of mail upon greaves ; Cretan targets, and Thracian bucklers and quivers of arrows, lay huddled amongst horses* bits, and through these there appeared the points of naked swords, intermixed with long Macedonian sarissas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The people erected scafiblds in the Forum, in the cir- cuses, as they call their buildings for horse-races, and in all other parts of the city where they could best behold the show. The spectators were clad in white garments ; all the temples were open, and full of garlands and per- fumes ; the ways were cleared and kept open by numerous officers, who drove back all who crowded into or ran across the main avenue. This triumph lasted three daya On the first, which was scarcely long enough for th...e sight, were to be seen the statues, pictures, and colossal images, which were taken from the enemy, drawn upon two hun- dred and fifty chariots. On the second, was carried in a great many wagons the finest and richest armor of the Macedonians, both of brass and steel, all newly polished and glittering ; the pieces of which were piled up and ar- ranged purposely with the greatest art> so as to seem to be 190 jEMILIUS paulus.
tumbled in heaps carelessly and by chance ; helmets were thrown upon shields, coats of mail upon greaves ; Cretan targets, and Thracian bucklers and quivers of arrows, lay huddled amongst horses* bits, and through these there appeared the points of naked swords, intermixed with long Macedonian sarissas.
What to read after Plutarch's Lives 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dryden John to read onlineMoreLess
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