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Indeed the only grounds on which such conduct has been attributed to him lay in the wise speech in which he advised the Senate to spare the conspirators ' lives . The next year he was Praetor , and in the Praetor , B.C. year following ...
Indeed the only grounds on which such conduct has been attributed to him lay in the wise speech in which he advised the Senate to spare the conspirators ' lives . The next year he was Praetor , and in the Praetor , B.C. year following ...
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As a rule this was the side nearest the enemy , the Porta Decumana being furthest removed and on the highest ground . Between the rampart and the Porta Praetoria . Praetorium , Porta Principalis dextra Via Principalis .
As a rule this was the side nearest the enemy , the Porta Decumana being furthest removed and on the highest ground . Between the rampart and the Porta Praetoria . Praetorium , Porta Principalis dextra Via Principalis .
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When it was found impossible to construct an agger , the ground was simply levelled by shooting rubbish ( agger ) into the hollows , and the towers were moved forward over the prepared ground . The lower stories ( tabulata ) served to ...
When it was found impossible to construct an agger , the ground was simply levelled by shooting rubbish ( agger ) into the hollows , and the towers were moved forward over the prepared ground . The lower stories ( tabulata ) served to ...
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3. et e loco superiore , ' and from this vantage - ground , ' formed by the waggons , etc. $ 5. captus est agrees with the nearer subject , unus e filiis , though it applies also to filia in sense . eaque , milia . nullam partem ...
3. et e loco superiore , ' and from this vantage - ground , ' formed by the waggons , etc. $ 5. captus est agrees with the nearer subject , unus e filiis , though it applies also to filia in sense . eaque , milia . nullam partem ...
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The more usual construction is to be seen in Cic . , res vides quomodo se habeat . ut after verbs of fearing = ' lest not . ' By satis commode more is meant than is actually said . $ 7. nuntiarant , pluperf . , as forming the ground of ...
The more usual construction is to be seen in Cic . , res vides quomodo se habeat . ut after verbs of fearing = ' lest not . ' By satis commode more is meant than is actually said . $ 7. nuntiarant , pluperf . , as forming the ground of ...
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| Title | De bello Gallico commentariorum I. Elementary classics |
| Author | Julius Caesar |
| Publisher | Macmillan, 1886 |
| Original from | Columbia University |
| Digitized | 8 May 2018 |
| Length | 127 pages |
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