The General History. Tr. From the Greek 4
The General History. Tr. From the Greek 4
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Having in this manner finiflied his dif- courfe to all the reft, he now addreffed himfelf, as he exprefsly declared, to Fla- minius and the Romans: and deiired to be informed, what places and what cities of Greece he was commanded to relin- quifli ; thofe only which he had conquer- ed, or the others alfo which had been tranfmitted to him from his anceftors.
As Flaminius made no anfwer, Ariftae- netus immediately rofe up to fpeak on the part of the Achseans, and Phseneas for the iEtolians. iJut ...the day being now al- moft cloied prevented any farther debate.
; Philip 656 The General i^isTOFfy B.lCVi!.
Philip then rcqiieftcd, that he might r*- teivc all together in writing the conditio bns upon which peace might be obtained.
He wai lefti he faid, alone, without a fingleperfbn, by whona he might be ad- vifed : and that he wi(hed to retire, and to coniider with his beft attention the conceffions that were exa
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having in this manner finiflied his dif- courfe to all the reft, he now addreffed himfelf, as he exprefsly declared, to Fla- minius and the Romans: and deiired to be informed, what places and what cities of Greece he was commanded to relin- quifli ; thofe only which he had conquer- ed, or the others alfo which had been tranfmitted to him from his anceftors.
As Flaminius made no anfwer, Ariftae- netus immediately rofe up to fpeak on the part of the Achseans, and Phseneas for the iEtolians. iJut ...the day being now al- moft cloied prevented any farther debate.
; Philip 656 The General i^isTOFfy B.lCVi!.
Philip then rcqiieftcd, that he might r*- teivc all together in writing the conditio bns upon which peace might be obtained.
He wai lefti he faid, alone, without a fingleperfbn, by whona he might be ad- vifed : and that he wi(hed to retire, and to coniider with his beft attention the conceffions that were exa
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