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... brought remediless disaster upon thousands of his soldiers because he refused to march until a certain number of days had elapsed after an eclipse . There is a thoughtful and well - written essay on Oracles by F. W. H. Myers in the ...
... brought remediless disaster upon thousands of his soldiers because he refused to march until a certain number of days had elapsed after an eclipse . There is a thoughtful and well - written essay on Oracles by F. W. H. Myers in the ...
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... brought you in across the ocean , al- most against your will , because you could not and would not say no to its call . Of the share which the Romans took in their day in developing the principle of Free Government , or Home - rule , in ...
... brought you in across the ocean , al- most against your will , because you could not and would not say no to its call . Of the share which the Romans took in their day in developing the principle of Free Government , or Home - rule , in ...
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... brought to the reconciliation of Juno , by which Trojans and Latins are both spared . - 3 Let me mention now four changes - out of the many which Vergil made in the main thread of his story , and which are obviously characteristic . Two ...
... brought to the reconciliation of Juno , by which Trojans and Latins are both spared . - 3 Let me mention now four changes - out of the many which Vergil made in the main thread of his story , and which are obviously characteristic . Two ...
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