The Roman History From the Foundation of Rome to the Battle of Actium : That Is, to the End of the Commonwealth 4
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foldiers, both by paying them their arrears without regard to guilty or innocent, and the. good reception he gave them all indifcriminately, thought it incum- bent on him to fpeak to them, before he led them againfi the enemy. He therefore affembled the army, and after having expreffed himfelf warmly againfi the revolt and perfidy of the rebel Princes, he added, *' That he was going to fet out in order to revenge their crime v/ith difpofitions highly difi^erent from thofe. he liad when it v/as ...neceffary for him to bring over citizens to their duty, who had departed from it. That it had been to him like tearing his own entrails, to fee himfelf reduced to expiate, by the death of thirty wretched men, a fault, whether of imprudence or malignity, that afi^e6ted eight thou^ fand foldiers \ and that that execution had coil * This people inhabited the fouthern part of Arragon, on this ftde of the Iberus, many VETURIUS, CtECILIUS, Confuls. - 3^ many tears and groans. But that at prefent heA.R.
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foldiers, both by paying them their arrears without regard to guilty or innocent, and the. good reception he gave them all indifcriminately, thought it incum- bent on him to fpeak to them, before he led them againfi the enemy. He therefore affembled the army, and after having expreffed himfelf warmly againfi the revolt and perfidy of the rebel Princes, he added, *' That he was going to fet out in order to revenge their crime v/ith difpofitions highly difi^erent from thofe. he liad when it v/as ...neceffary for him to bring over citizens to their duty, who had departed from it. That it had been to him like tearing his own entrails, to fee himfelf reduced to expiate, by the death of thirty wretched men, a fault, whether of imprudence or malignity, that afi^e6ted eight thou^ fand foldiers \ and that that execution had coil * This people inhabited the fouthern part of Arragon, on this ftde of the Iberus, many VETURIUS, CtECILIUS, Confuls. - 3^ many tears and groans. But that at prefent heA.R.
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