The Roman History: From the Building of Rome to the Ruin of the ..., volume 2
The Roman History: From the Building of Rome to the Ruin of the ..., volume 2
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Commons^ even in their Aifemblies, when a lofs, fuf- p. 7.
^ned at the fiege, gave him a complete; vidlory over ^^j Wd produced a fiirprizing concord between the S 3 tw» Digitized by LjOOQ IC 262 - 7i&^ Roman History. Book II.
Y. of R, two orders at Rome. , The Feientes^ in a fs^lly, furprized 350. the beficgers, flew a great number of them, fet fire to 402. ^^^ir machines, and ruined moftof their works. This aitlMil. news, inftead of deprefling the fpirits of the Romaiu, Trib. infpired them wi...th new ardor for the continuation ot the fiege. The richer citizens, whole wealth qualifid them to be in the firft clafs amon^ the Roman Kniglit^, but who not having yet received horfes from tJie Rt public, were therefoire not legally and aftually Knights offered to mount themfelves at their own expt nee. Ac ceptance and a profufion of thanks from the Sena;:, rewarded this generous offer. And no fooner did tl.t report of it reach the Forurii, but the Commons came in crowds to the Senate-hoiife with a lender of their voluntary fervices (in the Infantry) to be employ 'd be- fore Feiij or wherever it flionld be thought mod prrv per ; and they promifed, in cafe they were led to Pti\ never to leave the camp till the ciiy'was taken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Commons^ even in their Aifemblies, when a lofs, fuf- p. 7.
^ned at the fiege, gave him a complete; vidlory over ^^j Wd produced a fiirprizing concord between the S 3 tw» Digitized by LjOOQ IC 262 - 7i&^ Roman History. Book II.
Y. of R, two orders at Rome. , The Feientes^ in a fs^lly, furprized 350. the beficgers, flew a great number of them, fet fire to 402. ^^^ir machines, and ruined moftof their works. This aitlMil. news, inftead of deprefling the fpirits of the Romaiu, Trib. infpired them wi...th new ardor for the continuation ot the fiege. The richer citizens, whole wealth qualifid them to be in the firft clafs amon^ the Roman Kniglit^, but who not having yet received horfes from tJie Rt public, were therefoire not legally and aftually Knights offered to mount themfelves at their own expt nee. Ac ceptance and a profufion of thanks from the Sena;:, rewarded this generous offer. And no fooner did tl.t report of it reach the Forurii, but the Commons came in crowds to the Senate-hoiife with a lender of their voluntary fervices (in the Infantry) to be employ 'd be- fore Feiij or wherever it flionld be thought mod prrv per ; and they promifed, in cafe they were led to Pti\ never to leave the camp till the ciiy'was taken.
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