Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 7. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 594
... Gaul . army . did not fet out till the beginning of April ; and yet Gaul . this huge work was finifhed by the ides or 13th of the month : fo that , fubtracting the eight days he was a- coming , it must have been all done in about five ...
... Gaul . army . did not fet out till the beginning of April ; and yet Gaul . this huge work was finifhed by the ides or 13th of the month : fo that , fubtracting the eight days he was a- coming , it must have been all done in about five ...
Page 595
... Gaul . 8 The Gauls revolt , but are fub- ducd . 9 A fecond revolt . 7 II Ged to a vince . Gaul . the more. but were at length defeated , and the greateft part of them flain . The reft , with their wives and old men , furrendered ...
... Gaul . 8 The Gauls revolt , but are fub- ducd . 9 A fecond revolt . 7 II Ged to a vince . Gaul . the more. but were at length defeated , and the greateft part of them flain . The reft , with their wives and old men , furrendered ...
Page 596
... Gaul . the more , Caefar , and his generals Labienus and Fa- which they were very profuse ; as , like all other nor- Gaulanitis bius , were forced to fight them one after another ; thern nations , they were great lovers of good eating ...
... Gaul . the more , Caefar , and his generals Labienus and Fa- which they were very profuse ; as , like all other nor- Gaulanitis bius , were forced to fight them one after another ; thern nations , they were great lovers of good eating ...
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