 | Thucydides - 1822 - 576 pàgines
...in the galley for descent, how he was hurt, and swooued, and fell down on the ledges of the gaily ; how the Spartans fought after the manner of a land-fight...battle was fought by sea and land, with equal fortune These things, I say, are so described, and so evidently set before our eyes, that the mind of the reader... | |
 | Thucydides - 1823 - 622 pàgines
...the galley for descent, how he was hurt, and swooned, and fell down on the ledges of the gaily ; Iww the Spartans fought after the manner of a land-fight...battle was fought by sea and land, with equal fortune. These things, I say, are so described, and so evidently set before our eyes, that the mind of the reader... | |
 | Thucydides - 1989 - 644 pàgines
...aground; how he went to the ladder or place in the galley for descent; how he was hurt, and swooned, and fell down on the ledges of the galley; how the...battle was fought by sea and land with equal fortune: these things, I say, are so described and so evidently set before our eyes, that the mind of the reader... | |
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... that were beholders. The manner how Demosthenes arranged the Athenians on the rugged shore before Pylus; how Brasidas urged the steersman to run his galley aground; how he went to the ladder or place in the galley for descent; how he was hurt, and... 