The History of the Progress And Termination of the Roman Republic volume 1
The History of the Progress And Termination of the Roman Republic volume 1
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Scipio, after fo much blood had been fhed, finding his men out of breath and fpent with hard labour, embarraffed with heaps of the flain, fcarcely able to keep their footing on ground become flippery with mud and gore, and in thefe circumftances likely to be inftantly attacked OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC. • 165 attacked by a frefh enemy, who had yet borne no part in the contcft ; C H A p. He endeavoured, without lofs of time, to put himfelf in a pofture to renew the engagement.
His cavalry, by good f...ortune, in thefe hazardous circumftancef? were vidlorious on both the wings, and were gone in purfuit of the enemy. He ordered the ground to be cleared ; and his columns-, in the original form of the aftion, having been fbmewhat difplaced^ he ordered thofe of the firft line to clofe to the centre ; thofe of the fecond and third to divide, and, gaining the flanks, to form in a con- tinued line with the front. In this manner, while the ground was clearing of the dead, probably by the Velites or irregular troops, he, with the leaft pofhble lofs of time, and without any interval of con- fufion, completed his line to receive the enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scipio, after fo much blood had been fhed, finding his men out of breath and fpent with hard labour, embarraffed with heaps of the flain, fcarcely able to keep their footing on ground become flippery with mud and gore, and in thefe circumftances likely to be inftantly attacked OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC. • 165 attacked by a frefh enemy, who had yet borne no part in the contcft ; C H A p. He endeavoured, without lofs of time, to put himfelf in a pofture to renew the engagement.
His cavalry, by good f...ortune, in thefe hazardous circumftancef? were vidlorious on both the wings, and were gone in purfuit of the enemy. He ordered the ground to be cleared ; and his columns-, in the original form of the aftion, having been fbmewhat difplaced^ he ordered thofe of the firft line to clofe to the centre ; thofe of the fecond and third to divide, and, gaining the flanks, to form in a con- tinued line with the front. In this manner, while the ground was clearing of the dead, probably by the Velites or irregular troops, he, with the leaft pofhble lofs of time, and without any interval of con- fufion, completed his line to receive the enemy.
What to read after The History of the Progress And Termination of the Roman Republic volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferguson Adam to read onlineMoreLess
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