The Roman History From the Foundation of Rome to the Battle of Actium : That Is, to the End of the Commonwealth 10
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He is betrayed by Abargus. He en- gages in the plains of Mefopotamia, 354. He prepares to fight the Parthians, 356. The battle, 357. His fon is killed. The Parthians infuitingly prefent him with his head, ^rg His he roic conflancy. Night puts an end to the fight, .62. Grief and difcouragement of the Roman Soldiers, and their G-neral ^r.?' u^V^^ ^'''°"/ °^'^^ "'S^^t they retire to the city of Carr^!
The Parthians purfue them, 364. CrafTus leaves Carrs in the night, and trufts again to a traitor,... 365. He has an opportunity of efcapmg from the Parthians and negledls it, 366. Perfidy of Surena, who treacheroufly invites him to a conference the ' f "^!"y .°/t,'^^ Ro"ian Soldiers compels him to ^o to it, ibid He is killed, 367. Hewas a man equally weak and p.efumpl tuous, 36g. H,s head is carried to the King of the Parthians 371. His death fatal to the liberty of Rome 37. ^-^"^^^os, Craffus, (P.J fon of the foregoing, makes confiderable conquefls in Celtica in quality of Ca^lar's Lieutenant, viii.
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He is betrayed by Abargus. He en- gages in the plains of Mefopotamia, 354. He prepares to fight the Parthians, 356. The battle, 357. His fon is killed. The Parthians infuitingly prefent him with his head, ^rg His he roic conflancy. Night puts an end to the fight, .62. Grief and difcouragement of the Roman Soldiers, and their G-neral ^r.?' u^V^^ ^'''°"/ °^'^^ "'S^^t they retire to the city of Carr^!
The Parthians purfue them, 364. CrafTus leaves Carrs in the night, and trufts again to a traitor,... 365. He has an opportunity of efcapmg from the Parthians and negledls it, 366. Perfidy of Surena, who treacheroufly invites him to a conference the ' f "^!"y .°/t,'^^ Ro"ian Soldiers compels him to ^o to it, ibid He is killed, 367. Hewas a man equally weak and p.efumpl tuous, 36g. H,s head is carried to the King of the Parthians 371. His death fatal to the liberty of Rome 37. ^-^"^^^os, Craffus, (P.J fon of the foregoing, makes confiderable conquefls in Celtica in quality of Ca^lar's Lieutenant, viii.
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