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Cassius Dio
Dio
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Edition
Earnest Cary
Cary translation
Dio
Roman History
. . . and since [Mithridates] had experienced both extremes of fortune, [Tigranes] entrusted [the supreme command to him(?)] For after his many defeats and victories no fewer, he was believed to have become in consequence better versed in generalship. These two rulers, accordingly, not only set about making preparations themselves, as if they were then for the first time beginning the war, but…
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Author
Cassius Dio
Books
36-60
Translator
Earnest Cary
Roman History
Cassius Dio
translated by
Earnest Cary
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Edition
Earnest Cary
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Cary translation
The translation of Earnest Cary, as printed in
Dio’s Roman History
(Loeb Classical Library, 9 vols., 1914–1927).
. . . and since [Mithridates] had experienced both extremes of fortune, [Tigranes] entrusted [the supreme command to him(?)] For after his many defeats and victories no fewer, he was believed to have become in consequence better versed in generalship. These…
Books
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