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Alexandria (Egypt) (search for this): life jul., chapter 64
At Alexandria, in the attack of a bridge, being forced by a sudden sally of the enemy into a boat, and
several others hurrying in with him, he leaped into the sea, and saved himself by swimming to the next ship,
which lay at the distance of two hundred paces; holding
up his left hand out of the water, for fear of wetting
some papers which he held in it; and pulling his general's cloak after him with his teeth, lest it should fall
into the hands of the enemy.