The History of Rome, Books 01 to 08
The History of Rome, Books 01 to 08
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Again the Veientian state had to contend with the Fabii without anyadditional military armament [on either side]; and there were not merelyincursions into each other's territories, or sudden attacks on thosemaking the incursions, but they fought repeatedly in the open field, andin pitched battles: and one family of the Roman people oftentimes gainedthe victory over an entire Etrurian state, one of the most powerful atthat time. This at first appeared mortifying and humiliating to theVeientians:... then (they formed) a design, suggested by the circumstance, of surprising their daring enemy by an ambuscade; they were even gladthat the confidence of the Fabii was increasing by their great success. Wherefore cattle were frequently driven in the way of the plunderingparties, as if they had come there by mere accident, and tracts of landwere abandoned by the flight of the peasants; and troops of armed mensent to prevent the devastations retreated more frequently frompretended than from real fear.
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Again the Veientian state had to contend with the Fabii without anyadditional military armament [on either side]; and there were not merelyincursions into each other's territories, or sudden attacks on thosemaking the incursions, but they fought repeatedly in the open field, andin pitched battles: and one family of the Roman people oftentimes gainedthe victory over an entire Etrurian state, one of the most powerful atthat time. This at first appeared mortifying and humiliating to theVeientians:... then (they formed) a design, suggested by the circumstance, of surprising their daring enemy by an ambuscade; they were even gladthat the confidence of the Fabii was increasing by their great success. Wherefore cattle were frequently driven in the way of the plunderingparties, as if they had come there by mere accident, and tracts of landwere abandoned by the flight of the peasants; and troops of armed mensent to prevent the devastations retreated more frequently frompretended than from real fear.
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