 | 1748 - 712 pages
...that Cleodtmus, a native of Athens, having aflembled fome troops and vefiels, attacked them by fea, cut great numbers of them in pieces, and obliged the reft to fave themfelves by flight into other countries m. From Athens they failed to the jflands of Crete,... | |
 | 1816 - 766 pages
...woods and cares where they had been- obliged to hide themfeves, and, failing unexpefledly on the enemy, cut great numbers of them in pieces, and obliged the reft to retire. Having thus obtained fome rifpitc, they began again to cultivate their lands; which now produced... | |
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Romans, rifing unexpectedly out of their ambufcade, attacked them before they could draw up their forces, cut great numbers of them in pieces, and obliged the reft to repafs the river in the utmoft confufion. 