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Echinus (search for this): book 9, chapter 41
Investment of Echinus by Philip
Having determined to make his approach upon the
In the campaigns of Philip, during the time that Publius Sulpicius Galba
as Proconsul commanded a Roman fleet in Greek waters, i.e. from B. C. 209 to B. C. 206. See
Livy, 26, 22, 28; 28, 5-7; 29, 12.
town at the two towers, he erected opposite
to them diggers' sheds and rams; and opposite the space between the towers he erected
a covered way between the rams, parallel
to the wall. And when the plan was complete, th ng to the works from the camp or returning from the works, being wounded in any way by missiles
from the town. These works were completed in a very few
days, because the district round produced what was wanted for
this service in abundance. For Echinus is situated on the
Melian Gulf, facing south, exactly opposite the territory of
Thronium, and enjoys a soil rich in every kind of produce;
thanks to which circumstance Philip had no scarcity of anything he required for his purpose. Accordingly,
210 BC (search for this): book 9, chapter 41
209 BC (search for this): book 9, chapter 41
Investment of Echinus by Philip
Having determined to make his approach upon the
In the campaigns of Philip, during the time that Publius Sulpicius Galba
as Proconsul commanded a Roman fleet in Greek waters, i.e. from B. C. 209 to B. C. 206. See
Livy, 26, 22, 28; 28, 5-7; 29, 12.
town at the two towers, he erected opposite
to them diggers' sheds and rams; and opposite the space between the towers he erected
a covered way between the rams, parallel
to the wall. And when the plan was complete, th chinus is situated on the
Melian Gulf, facing south, exactly opposite the territory of
Thronium, and enjoys a soil rich in every kind of produce;
thanks to which circumstance Philip had no scarcity of anything he required for his purpose. Accordingly, as I said, as
soon as the works were completed, they begun at once pushing
the trenches and the siege machinery towards the walls. . . .
Spring of B. C. 209.Scopas (B.C. 211-210) must have gone out of office, i.e. it was after
autumn of 210 B. C.
206 BC (search for this): book 9, chapter 41
Investment of Echinus by Philip
Having determined to make his approach upon the
In the campaigns of Philip, during the time that Publius Sulpicius Galba
as Proconsul commanded a Roman fleet in Greek waters, i.e. from B. C. 209 to B. C. 206. See
Livy, 26, 22, 28; 28, 5-7; 29, 12.
town at the two towers, he erected opposite
to them diggers' sheds and rams; and opposite the space between the towers he erected
a covered way between the rams, parallel
to the wall. And when the plan was complete, the appearance of the works was very
like the style of the wall. For the superstructures on the pent-houses had the appearance and style of towers, owing to the placing
of the wattles side by side; and the space
between looked like a wall, because the row of
wattles at the top of the covered way were divided into battlements by the fashion in which they were woven. In the
lowest division of these besieging towers the diggers employed
in levelling inequalities, to allow the stands of the batteringr
211 BC - 210 BC (search for this): book 9, chapter 41