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Brundusium (Italy) (search for this): book 1, chapter 28
The people of Brundusium, provoked by the
affronts they had received from Pompey, and the insults of his soldiers,
wished well to Caesar's cause; and having notice of Pompey's intended
departure while the soldiers were busied with the care of embarking, found
means to signify it from the tops o their houses. Caesar, upon this
intelligence, ordered scaling ladders to be prepared, and the soldiers to
repair to their arms, that he might not lose any opportunity of acting
Pompey weighed anchor a little before night, and gave the signal for
recalling the soldiers that were upon the walls, who repaired with all
expedition to the ships prepared for them. Meantime the scaling ladders are
applied to the walls, and Caesar's troops enter the town. But bei