De Bello Gallico, Commentariorum IV-VMacmillan, 1886 - 110 pages |
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Page v
... rabble : he restored it to a state of discipline , and so rendered it once more efficient and invincible . The darling of the soldiers and of the crowd , who saw in him their only means of emancipation from the thraldom which.
... rabble : he restored it to a state of discipline , and so rendered it once more efficient and invincible . The darling of the soldiers and of the crowd , who saw in him their only means of emancipation from the thraldom which.
Page xi
... soldiers , and the Senate , grudgingly but of necessity , gave him the honour of a triumph . On his return to Rome he formed that coalition with Pompey and Crassus which is usually known as the First Triumvirate . The three First Trium ...
... soldiers , and the Senate , grudgingly but of necessity , gave him the honour of a triumph . On his return to Rome he formed that coalition with Pompey and Crassus which is usually known as the First Triumvirate . The three First Trium ...
Page xvii
... soldiers , and it is necessary to know something about the Roman army in order to understand the writings of the greatest Roman general . Every one knows how Rome was not built without bloodshed ; and it was 5 by fire and sword , by ...
... soldiers , and it is necessary to know something about the Roman army in order to understand the writings of the greatest Roman general . Every one knows how Rome was not built without bloodshed ; and it was 5 by fire and sword , by ...
Page xix
... soldiers as Rome sent into the field , and three times as many cavalry . From the fact that in battle they were placed upon the wings of the Roman Ic legions , they were sometimes designated by the words ala , alarii , or cohortes ...
... soldiers as Rome sent into the field , and three times as many cavalry . From the fact that in battle they were placed upon the wings of the Roman Ic legions , they were sometimes designated by the words ala , alarii , or cohortes ...
Page xx
... soldiers wore the sword on the right side , in order that the shield , which was carried on the left arm , might not prevent its being easily drawn . 15 Officers , who carried no shields , carried the sword , as is now done , on the ...
... soldiers wore the sword on the right side , in order that the shield , which was carried on the left arm , might not prevent its being easily drawn . 15 Officers , who carried no shields , carried the sword , as is now done , on the ...
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aciem Aedui Aeduos Allobroges amplius Ariovistus army asyndeton ātis atque atum atus bello bellum Bibracte Caesar Caesarem castris causa centurion CHAP Cisalpine Gaul clause cohort conj copias čre ctum diem Divitiacus Dumnorix eius eorum equitatu erat ĕre ĕris esset etiam exercitum facere facio factum ferre flumen Gallia Gaul gratia habere Hastati Helvetii Helvetiorum hostium iniuria inter ipse ipsi iter ĭtum legati legion maniple Marius milia neque nostros obsides omnes omni ōnis oppidum Orgetorix ōris orum passuum perf pilum plural populi Romani posse posset prae praetor prep Prim proelio proelium pron propter propterea quod provincia quae quaestor quam quibus quid rebus Rhenum Rhone Roman Rome root Sequanis sese sibi signa supine stem tamen Teutoni Tigurini Treveri Triarii Vesontio