...deprefled him with the nobility, made him the greater favorite of the people ; who, on all occasions of danger, thought him the onely man, fit to be trufted...the Republic would have, in cafe of any accident to bimfelf; that man, replied he, pointing to Marius, at the bottom of the table. In the field he was...

...enemy. Scipio, from the obfervation of his' martial talents, while he had yet but an inferior comma;id in the army, gave a kind of prophetic teftimony of his future glory : for being afked by feme of his officers, who were fupping with him at Numantia, • The law was, that they fbonld be inftrufted...

...whjch they had ever been threatened by a foreign enemy. Scipio, frorn the obfervation of his rnartial talents, while he had yet but an inferior command...Republic would have , in cafe .of any accident to him* felf; that man, replied he, pointing to Marius, at the bottom of the table. In the field he was...

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...desperate , with which they had ever been threatened by a foreign enemy. Scipio , from the observation of his martial talents , while he had yet but an inferior command in the army , gave a kind THE ENGLISH INSTRUCTOR. 189 of prophetic testimony of his future glory : for being asked by some of...

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...been threatened by a foreign enemy. Scipio, from the observation of his martial talents, while be hnd that the singularity and boldness of the opinions which they main testimony of his future glory ; for being asked by some of his officers, who were supping with him...

...desperate, with which they had ever been threatened by a foreign enemy. Scipio, from the observation of his martial talents, while he had yet but an inferior command in the army, gave a kind of prophetic testimony of his future glory ; for being asked by some of his officers, 1 Cum nece.ssariis Cutuli...

...desperate with which they had ever been threatened by a foreign enemy. Scipio, from the observation of his martial talents, while he had yet but an inferior command in the army, gave a kind of prophetic testimony of his future glory ; for being asked by some of his officers who were supping with him at...