Plutarch's Lives 4
Plutarch's Lives 4
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Demetrius dreamed that Alexander came to him in a magnificent suit of armour, and asked him what was to be the word in the ensuing battle? Demetrius answered, Ju- piter and Victory,; upon which Alexander said, — ^^ I go then to your adversaries, for they are ready to receive me." When D£METRnj& ]59 I the anny was put in order of battle, Antigonus stumbled as j he went out of his tent, and, falling on his face, received a con- ! siderable hurt Affer he had recovered himself, he stretched out his... hands towards heaven, and prayed either for victory, or that he might die before he was sensible that the day was I lost When the battle was begun, Demetrius, at the head of his best cavalry, fell upon Antiochus the son of Seleucus, and fousht with so much bravery Uiat he put tiiie enemy to flight; but oy a vain and unseasonable ambition to go upon the pur- I suit, he lost the victory : for he went so far tnat ne could not get back to join his infantry, the enemy^s elephants havinjg taken up the intermediate space.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Demetrius dreamed that Alexander came to him in a magnificent suit of armour, and asked him what was to be the word in the ensuing battle? Demetrius answered, Ju- piter and Victory,; upon which Alexander said, — ^^ I go then to your adversaries, for they are ready to receive me." When D£METRnj& ]59 I the anny was put in order of battle, Antigonus stumbled as j he went out of his tent, and, falling on his face, received a con- ! siderable hurt Affer he had recovered himself, he stretched out his... hands towards heaven, and prayed either for victory, or that he might die before he was sensible that the day was I lost When the battle was begun, Demetrius, at the head of his best cavalry, fell upon Antiochus the son of Seleucus, and fousht with so much bravery Uiat he put tiiie enemy to flight; but oy a vain and unseasonable ambition to go upon the pur- I suit, he lost the victory : for he went so far tnat ne could not get back to join his infantry, the enemy^s elephants havinjg taken up the intermediate space.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plutarch, John Langhorne, William Langhorne to read onlineMoreLess
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