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The very Triumphs of their Generals were no less design'd in Honour of their Gods, than for the Praise and Glory of their Commanders; Who esteem'd it a sufficient reward for all their Dangers, to go with Pomp and Majesty to their Temples; and there with the publick Acclamations of their Country, present the Spoils of their Enemies before them; |
The very Triumphos of their Generals were no less designed in Honour of their God's, than for the Praise and Glory of their Commanders; Who esteemed it a sufficient reward for all their Dangers, to go with Pomp and Majesty to their Temples; and there with the public Acclamations of their Country, present the Spoils of their Enemies before them; |
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See Rosinus Antiq. Rom. lib. x. cap. 28. 29. Dionys. Hal. lib. 2. p. 102. Alex. ab Alex. l. v. c. 6. Plin. H. Nat. l. xv. c. 30. Seneca l. de Concol. cap. 10. Plin. Panegyr. c. 8. |
See Rosinus Antique Rom. lib. x. cap. 28. 29. Dionys Hal. lib. 2. p. 102. Alexander ab Alexander l. v. c. 6. Pliny H. Nat. l. xv. c. 30. Senecca l. de Concol. cap. 10. Pliny Panegyr. c. 8. |
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