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Page 328
... gave them straight to his men that were about him , pressed neerer to him , and sayed : Caesar , reade this memoriall to your selfe , and that quickely , for they be mat- ters of great waight and touche you neerely . Caesar tooke it of ...
... gave them straight to his men that were about him , pressed neerer to him , and sayed : Caesar , reade this memoriall to your selfe , and that quickely , for they be mat- ters of great waight and touche you neerely . Caesar tooke it of ...
Page 352
... gave them meate , and fedde them , untill they came neare to the citie of Philippes : and there one daye onely before the bat- tell , they bothe flewe awaye ... ( pp . 114-17 ) ... For , Octavius Caesar could not followe him bicause of ...
... gave them meate , and fedde them , untill they came neare to the citie of Philippes : and there one daye onely before the bat- tell , they bothe flewe awaye ... ( pp . 114-17 ) ... For , Octavius Caesar could not followe him bicause of ...
Page 359
... gave no credit to his words , but despised him so muche , that they would not vouchsafe to bring him unto Brutus ... gave him way , through the helpe of his horsemen that gave charge with his footemen , when they saw the ene- mies in a ...
... gave no credit to his words , but despised him so muche , that they would not vouchsafe to bring him unto Brutus ... gave him way , through the helpe of his horsemen that gave charge with his footemen , when they saw the ene- mies in a ...
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