The Greatness And Decline of Rome 3
The Greatness And Decline of Rome 3
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82 ; Polyaenus, Strot. VIII. xxiv. 7.
~ t Appian, B. C. iv. 86.
200 GREATNESS AND DECLINE OF ROME 42 b.c. Cassius another passage narrower and steeper, by which the army could cross the mountain in three days if they carried their water-supply with them. Norbanus, who was expecting a frontal attack, had suddenly learned that the enemy was about to deploy in the plain of Philippi on his rear, and had been forced to make a precipitate retreat to Amphipolis to avoid being cut off. In a word, the e...ntrances to Macedonia and the communications with Thrace were in the hands of the enemy, while Amphipolis, which was only defended by eight legions, might be attacked at any moment by an army almost twice that size.
Antony The situation seemed highly critical and the danger was pJJw to increased by a sudden illness which forced Octavianus to remain at Dyrrachium. Resolved to defend Amphipolis, Antony left his colleague at Dyrrachium and marched upon the town with his legions at all speed ; no sooner had he arrived than he perceived that the fears of his subordinates had been wholly imaginary, as is often the case in war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
82 ; Polyaenus, Strot. VIII. xxiv. 7.
~ t Appian, B. C. iv. 86.
200 GREATNESS AND DECLINE OF ROME 42 b.c. Cassius another passage narrower and steeper, by which the army could cross the mountain in three days if they carried their water-supply with them. Norbanus, who was expecting a frontal attack, had suddenly learned that the enemy was about to deploy in the plain of Philippi on his rear, and had been forced to make a precipitate retreat to Amphipolis to avoid being cut off. In a word, the e...ntrances to Macedonia and the communications with Thrace were in the hands of the enemy, while Amphipolis, which was only defended by eight legions, might be attacked at any moment by an army almost twice that size.
Antony The situation seemed highly critical and the danger was pJJw to increased by a sudden illness which forced Octavianus to remain at Dyrrachium. Resolved to defend Amphipolis, Antony left his colleague at Dyrrachium and marched upon the town with his legions at all speed ; no sooner had he arrived than he perceived that the fears of his subordinates had been wholly imaginary, as is often the case in war.
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