The Roman History, From the Building of Rome to the Ruin of the Commonwealth ..
The Roman History, From the Building of Rome to the Ruin of the Commonwealth ..
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and gave orders for marching. And whci word was brought him, that one of the ftandards ftucr.
fo faft in the ground that they could not pull it out, hv afked the meffenger whether he had not likev^rx brought letters frotn the Senate forbidding him t* fr J- fight. He added, Jince fear has not left the fcldirr* ftrength enough in their hands to pull up theftandardy /:'• ihem dig it up. He then began his march with a fiiJ refolution to fight Hannibal as foon as he could over- take him. And though ...his officers were greatly ditla- tisfied, yet the common foldiers applauded the confi- dence of their General, who to fuch an extravs^ant height had raifed the hopes of the vulgar, that an im- menfe number of them followed - the camp in expecta- tion of booty, and went loaded with chains for the multitudes of enemies that were to be taken prill)- ners.
Afip^. B. Hannibal was purfuing his march in the way toward* 3- ^- ^. Rome, having the lake ^brafymenus (now Logo di Perugia) clofe on his right, and the town of Cbrtona at fome dil- tancc on his left, when, he learnt that the Conful wa$ following him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and gave orders for marching. And whci word was brought him, that one of the ftandards ftucr.
fo faft in the ground that they could not pull it out, hv afked the meffenger whether he had not likev^rx brought letters frotn the Senate forbidding him t* fr J- fight. He added, Jince fear has not left the fcldirr* ftrength enough in their hands to pull up theftandardy /:'• ihem dig it up. He then began his march with a fiiJ refolution to fight Hannibal as foon as he could over- take him. And though ...his officers were greatly ditla- tisfied, yet the common foldiers applauded the confi- dence of their General, who to fuch an extravs^ant height had raifed the hopes of the vulgar, that an im- menfe number of them followed - the camp in expecta- tion of booty, and went loaded with chains for the multitudes of enemies that were to be taken prill)- ners.
Afip^. B. Hannibal was purfuing his march in the way toward* 3- ^- ^. Rome, having the lake ^brafymenus (now Logo di Perugia) clofe on his right, and the town of Cbrtona at fome dil- tancc on his left, when, he learnt that the Conful wa$ following him.
What to read after The Roman History, From the Building of Rome to the Ruin of the Commonwealth ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hooke, N. (Nathaniel), 1690?-1763 to read onlineMoreLess
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