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twice, and the Piraeus at Athens, noti famine, as Lysanderia done, uti assauit, aster he had de sented Archelaus in severat grea batiles ut land and soresed hinario tali refuge in his fleet.

second, and ille tho Otho two. What si more consequence, in m opinion, thanan thing et mentioned is that Lysander a Supportu in ali his sentui prisus by his friendsint home, und wed alliis succos to thei assistunco hereas Sylla, a banished man, verpowered by a faction, at time 'hen his enemises ore expellin his isse, destr0yin his housse, and puttinglis istiend to eath, sought the batilos of his country on the lain os Boetia against armies that could not be numbered, and was victorious in hor causo This asino ali

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oui, nil aster that he turne to revonge his own

him sor Mithridatus ustur se ad talion thei city, indulge them illi huir libortynand the privi log os

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upinarius, nor Saseri protecta im.

on the hore, in silent stupefaction. At longili, re-

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in a place uel Saser an more retired. Marius

not oppres him. In a hori time, however, he was disturb0d with a tumultuo usinois 1 Oin the cottage. For Geminius hadissent a number of men rom Terracina in pursuit

concente an nem to the RomanS. Marius, pon

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PLUTARCH. 121she was divorcod rom heriusband Tinnius, hei mando iter hol fortuno, hich was considerabio, und Tinnius alleging adultery the cause a Sarought bessere Marius, ho was then consul so the fixili time. Upon the tristi it appenred that Fannia was u omanos ad sum bos ore se marria geri and that innius

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tho dooris his chamber orae secured he went to

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with the fame alacrity, and when Marius cum to thesea-consi, he soland a Vesset providod sortim, bymno Belaeuus. Some time asteri presented a pietur re

not he wili support the sonate 's decree, and trent Fouas a publicisne my. V Marius uponaearing this, as

sittingin the ruin os Carthage. Thus in the ha

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Astur theia ille, Fabius having collecte the spolisos suci Carthaginians as ero est dea upo theseid, et nexio his post nor id se ut sali ne

an example os obedience and submission.

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NICIAS AND CRASSUS COMPARED.

tionabio anno than Crassus. The wor in os mines, in deed, Oes Ot Seem ver sultable ora manos Nicias' character, here the person emplo J ed arctoommoni malesuetorsi barbarians, ome of hichwork in sollers, tili ho damps and unwholes im atrput an sen to their eing. ut it is comparative lyun honoui abi pursuit, heu put in parallel, th et tin an estute by the confiscation Os Sylla, o bybuying ouses in the mitis of ires. et Crassus duali us opent in these thingsis o di in agri ulture an usury. A to the thor matters hichio was censure sor, and whieli ho denised, nam ely, hismaking one os his vote in the senatu, his extorting

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more public spiritu in his Nis offering to thoguds, and the ames and tragedises illi hicli s

trai , he suffered Alcibiades to imposerapon him, arid