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Page 357
... enemies , and their enemies wanne never a one of theirs . Now Brutus returning from the chase , after he had slaine and sacked Caesars men : he wondred muche that he coulde not see Cassius tent standing up high as it was wont , neither ...
... enemies , and their enemies wanne never a one of theirs . Now Brutus returning from the chase , after he had slaine and sacked Caesars men : he wondred muche that he coulde not see Cassius tent standing up high as it was wont , neither ...
Page 359
... enemies side , as Messala wryteth , there were slaine as he supposeth , more then twise as many moe ... ( pp . 117–24 ) ... For the day before the last battell was geven , verie late in the night , came Clodius , one of his enemies into ...
... enemies side , as Messala wryteth , there were slaine as he supposeth , more then twise as many moe ... ( pp . 117–24 ) ... For the day before the last battell was geven , verie late in the night , came Clodius , one of his enemies into ...
Page 360
... enemies , and therefore did spred them selves , and leave the middest of their battell . Wherby they having weakened them selves , they could not withstande the force of their enemies , but turned taile straight , and fled . And those ...
... enemies , and therefore did spred them selves , and leave the middest of their battell . Wherby they having weakened them selves , they could not withstande the force of their enemies , but turned taile straight , and fled . And those ...
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