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Page 332
... citie of Abydos , to the other coast lying directly against it , slept every night ( as his manner was ) in his tent ... citie of Philippes . Then Brutus replied againe , and sayd : Well , I shall see thee then . Therewithall , the ...
... citie of Abydos , to the other coast lying directly against it , slept every night ( as his manner was ) in his tent ... citie of Philippes . Then Brutus replied againe , and sayd : Well , I shall see thee then . Therewithall , the ...
Page 346
... citie of Apollonia , where he studied tarying for him , bicause he was determined to make warre with the Parthians : but when he heard the newes of his death , he returned againe to Rome , where to begin to curry favor with the common ...
... citie of Apollonia , where he studied tarying for him , bicause he was determined to make warre with the Parthians : but when he heard the newes of his death , he returned againe to Rome , where to begin to curry favor with the common ...
Page 367
... citie , and before them all tolde them , that the citizens were his enemies , and traitors unto him , bicause they kept an enemie of his among them . The Governors of the citie at the first were astonied at it , and stowtlie denyed it ...
... citie , and before them all tolde them , that the citizens were his enemies , and traitors unto him , bicause they kept an enemie of his among them . The Governors of the citie at the first were astonied at it , and stowtlie denyed it ...
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