Thesauros Edebiyat Tarih Ἱστορίαι

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Ἱστορίαι Polybius

Kitap 11

27 The tribunes having done as they were ordered, at daybreak next morning, seeing that the new arrivals were collectedScipio’s speech to the mutineers. in the market-place, the general gave the signal for the assembly of the army. The signal was as usual promptly obeyed by all, for they were curious to see how the general would demean himself in their presence, and what he would say to them about the business in hand. As soon as they were come together, Scipio sent word to the tribunes to bring their soldiers under arms, and station them round the assembled men. He then came forward himself. His first appearance caused an immediate change of feeling. The soldiers supposed that he was still unwell, and when they suddenly saw him, contrary to all expectations, with all the appearance of full health and strength, they were struck with terror.

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