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heobservedfroisfleetthatinthedaytithereusiabletothis；ithasbeendisveredthatinthedaythesavagesretireintotheforeststoavoidtheheatofthesun；thattheylightupgreatfiresinthenighttodispersethebeastsofprey；andthattheyarepassionatelyfondofsicanddancing
thesaenaofvesuvius；andrelatesthathecapturedten；odieratherthanfollohecarthaginians；andocarthagethishasbeenfoundnotvoidofprobability
thisnarrationissoonuntofpuniansretainedtheirhatredofthebutitanfaith
sodes89haveiibedtheseprejudiainednovestigesbutitainediliesinsuodiousfortrade；andseiliesstneakethedisveryereasonthattherearenoothersofcarthageitself
thestohavedegradedtherichesofallotheruntriestheyans
verysurprisingthingshavebeensaidoftheriadeofthistaltheiranestutensilstheuountains；thattheyadoedtheanselves
entofpolybius；inesatthesouranstasaday；thatis；aboutfivellionlivresayear；atfiftylivrestotherktheuntainsthatntainedthesenesesatpresent；thenesofhanoverdonoteloyafourthpartoftheen；andyettheyyieldrebutastheronshadnotnyppees；andbutfeines；ightonishedattheirabundance
intheaninesheallegedtheexaleofthetyrians；thecarthaginians；andtheronsheittedtosearch；butsoughtinvain；hestillalleged；andfoundnothing
theediterraneantheentintheislescalledcassiterides；95aginedtobethoseofscilly
thesevoyagesfrotiadesopersonsigihattheonthsinsailingfroheuthofthebtistoengland；besides；thefauspieightnotshoatesthatthosevesselsheshoreheyfellinheachother
theanedvoyagesthatakeoneigiheyhadthepass；thoughtheyhadnotifapilotland；andduringhisvoyagehadsuethodofnavigation
ethatofthelandhanno；98inhisnegotiationans；deontoriuulchrutheyotradeinsicily；sardinia；andafrica；exceptatcarthage：99
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anexceptionthatprovesthereintheirtradehthatcity
inearlytistherehadbeenverygreatianstheetheirgazinetheruinofarseilles；andhaditnotbeenforthecivilans；rce
12theisleofdelosthridatesuponthedestruans；thererportant
froheearliesttisthegreeks；asolestthesepeople102neitherdoesitappearthatthekingsofpontus；astersofnyofthoselonies；everdeprivedtheftheiroent103
theposelfabletohiretroopsoneveryside；torepairhisfrequentlosses；tohavealtitudeofen；ships；andlitaryselfallies；tobribethoseoftherons；andeventheronstheelves；tokeepthebarbariansofasiaandeuropeinhispay；105tontinuetheanyyears；andofursetodisselfabletotraintheoar；toinstruans；106andtoforsiderablebodiesoutoftheirdeserters；inaselfabletosustaingreatlosses；andtobefrequentlydefeated；esofadversity
thusitanshadarrivedattheirhighestpitedtohavenothingtoapprehendbutfroheaitionoftheirooreventuredtontesttheghtypoint；oredestructivercefailedoneveryside：selvesbeingdestroyed
therons；inpursuanofightnotappearasnquerors；delishedastersofthegreekloniesontheeuxinesea；theytookcarenottodestroyobethefoundationoftheirowngrandeur
13ofthegeniusoftheronsastoritiaffairstheronslaidnostressonanythingbuttheirlandforen；akeuseofstratageandseldofforans
theydestinedthereforetotheseaonlythoseen
atthistieesteeorlandforentetforthoseoftheseaintheforr；arthasde
14ofthegeniusoftheronsrerilitaryeduoftheirgoventestrangedtheroerce
intheerce
buttheirpolitieterhrespecttous”
theireanrankarriedtothoseofasuperiorstation；nfoundsenerphitheatre；thishaditsoriginintheanans
iaotignorantthatnprepossessedranshadthebestregulatedgoventintherce；butthetruthis；theyseldoroubledtheirheadsaboutit
15oftheransanshavingereensebodytheronpolitheartofnqueringdetheeglect
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theartofenri；”addgratian；valentinian；andtheodosius；116”rather；iftheyhaveany；letoursubje”theexportationofironedonpainofdeath
dotian；aprinidity；orderedthevinesingaultobepulledup；117froear；nodoubt；lesttheirhitherthebarbariansprobusandjulian；heirbeingplantedagain
iaensiblethatuponthedeaneirethebarbariansobligedtheronstoestablishstapletobuteventhisisaproofthatthendsoftheronsrce118
16oftheransosttheonlyones；oftheirforeignrans119augustus；120beingiesnderfoundthepeopleindolent；peay
heennerasotheations；thatis；goldandsilverinexoditiestheeuropeanstradestillinthesanner；thensesu121
naturehadfordthearabsforrans；theyaatradingpeople；hothappenedtofindtherainedto；togloryandnquest
theranstotheindiesedinegyptthattheyeloyedinthisnavigationonehundredandtrerchandisebroughtthenceeatcentpercentprofithespeaks；ibelieve；toogenerally；ifthistradehadbeensovastlyprofitable；everybodyoengageinit；andthenitanend
ititofaquestion；anstheyerioditiesofthisuntryeattherateofans；beingobtainedfroheronstheelves；uldnotenrichtheeire
itybealleged；ontheotherhand；thatthisrentedtheirinlandtrade；gaveenuragenttothearts；andeloynttotheindustrious；thatthenuerofsubjeerentasfataltoanentedateasthefalloftheirrepubliehadbeenecessary；andthatitelyproperthatacityulatedallthehoftheuniverseshouldrefunditbyitsluxury
strabosays124thattheronsoreextensiverustbeexplained
afterthedeathofalexander；thekingsofegyptestablishedaritiraintainedthatrauuniberingofthelatterkingdoedthatofbaery；125ntionsthedisveriesdeinindiabyansofsoererart；situatedinthenortheastpartofethanatpresent；becausetheyhadnotasyetbeeninfestedbythetartars
nopirearitirce
theparthianssoonafterappeared；andfoundedtheireire；andans；thiseireitsheight；andhadreceiveditsension
theronsandparthiansinionbutfortheirveryexistenbition；jealousy；religion；nationalantipathy；anddifferenannerspletedtheseparationthusthetradefroastto；h
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hadforrlysonyenselyenlarged
erpiredependedontheirvigilance128
17ofraneireoneeffeityrorethanagriculture；andtheotherprofessionsofanqueredpeople
soonrostentirelylostthenobility；hedirectionofaffairs；it
thelaittedprivatepeopletooainedfreefoetsandboatstheresthavebeenverylittletradeinuntriesnqueredbythesebarbarians
inthosetisenthoughtthat；asstrangersbyanycivillaontheonehandnokindofjustice；andontheotheosortofpity
inthenarro：andintheirpovertytheyregardedallonlyasntributingtotheirritheseveryrockstheydreheirsubsistence
buttherons；adelaosthuneonesorestill；therapacityoftheirtreasuries131
18apartiererongtheelves；bythelaangallxedpeople；thateverynshouldliveunderhisooforeatlargeinanotherplace
19ofranpoedansappeared；nquered；ext