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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology (ed. William Smith)	140	140	Browse	Search
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M. Annaeus Lucanus, Pharsalia (ed. Sir Edward Ridley), book 8, line 211 (search)

ef of all; ' His hands, my kinsman's, never shed my blood ' Nor soothed me dying. Yet as my mind in turn ' The varying fortunes of my life recalls, ' How was I glorious in that Eastern world! ' How great my name by far Maeotis marsh ' And where swift Tanais flows! No other land 'Has so resounded with my conquests won, ' So sent me home triumphant. Rome, do thou ' Approve my enterprise! What happier chance ' Could favouring gods afford thee? Parthian hosts ' Shall fight the civil wars of Rome, and share ' Her ills, and fall enfeebled. When the arms ' Of Caesar meet with Parthian in the fray, ' Then must kind Fortune vindicate my lot 'Or Crassus be avenged.' But murmurs rose, And Magnus speaking knew his words condemned. Then Lentulus Probably Lucius Lentulus Crus, who had been Consul, for B.C. 49, along with Caius Marcellus. (See Book V., 9.) He was murdered in Egypt by Ptolemy's ministers. answered, with indignant soul, Foremost to rouse their valour, thus in words Worthy a Consul:

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