De bello gallico commentariorum V.Macmillan, 1887 - 156 pages |
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Page xii
... troops , when better tidings came . Still the Germans were crossing the Rhine and Danube , headed by the powerful Suebi . They had been invited by the Arverni and Sequani , who were jealous of the Roman partizanship of the Aedui ...
... troops , when better tidings came . Still the Germans were crossing the Rhine and Danube , headed by the powerful Suebi . They had been invited by the Arverni and Sequani , who were jealous of the Roman partizanship of the Aedui ...
Page xvii
... troops which Caesar had raised on his own responsibility , and gave him ten legati . " There was 9 Ne si ipsi negassent , populus ei hanc dant . 10 Plut . Cat . c . 33 , προλέγοντος Κάτωνος ὡς εἰς ἀκρόπολιν τὸν τύραννον αὐτὸν ταῖς ...
... troops which Caesar had raised on his own responsibility , and gave him ten legati . " There was 9 Ne si ipsi negassent , populus ei hanc dant . 10 Plut . Cat . c . 33 , προλέγοντος Κάτωνος ὡς εἰς ἀκρόπολιν τὸν τύραννον αὐτὸν ταῖς ...
Page xxiii
... troops into one stronghold , where he could not maintain himself . But , in spite of all , the conquest of Gaul was still a hard task . The very isolation of the tribes made it longer ; for a victory in one place was succeeded by a ...
... troops into one stronghold , where he could not maintain himself . But , in spite of all , the conquest of Gaul was still a hard task . The very isolation of the tribes made it longer ; for a victory in one place was succeeded by a ...
Page xxvi
... troops ; and his legati never failed to urge their men to fight as though Caesar were present . 19 A general is sure of success , whose subalterns are capable of such sacrifice as that of the centurion Petronius before Gergovia , 20 and ...
... troops ; and his legati never failed to urge their men to fight as though Caesar were present . 19 A general is sure of success , whose subalterns are capable of such sacrifice as that of the centurion Petronius before Gergovia , 20 and ...
Page xxvii
... troops thus formed by himself were his devoted adherents in the Civil War , and in the spirit of mutual confidence and identity of interests they fought and conquered . Caesar assumed from the first an absolute independ- ence of the ...
... troops thus formed by himself were his devoted adherents in the Civil War , and in the spirit of mutual confidence and identity of interests they fought and conquered . Caesar assumed from the first an absolute independ- ence of the ...
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