Thesauros Literature History De Bello Civili

De Bello Civili

De Bello Civili Caesar, Julius

Book 3

27 By this unexpected change, the storm, which protected our fleet, beat so furiously on the Rhodian galleys, that they were all, to the number of sixteen, broken to pieces against the shore. Most of the soldiers and mariners perished among the rocks: the rest were taken up by our men, and sent by Caesar’s orders to their several homes.

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