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    atho.buttackedheodefend

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    nydrearylestodefeatthisdangerousfoeandhis

    hadbeenainster{sic}his

    heyfallintothehandsof

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    roy.itsoundsratherplicatedahe

    nteorariesitple,asyoushallseeinant.

    intheyear203b.ipiohadcrossedtheafrisea

    andhadcarriedtheoafriarthagehadcalledhannibal

    baeraries,hannibal

    hadbeeednearza.theronshadaskedforhis

    surrenderandhannibalhadfledtogetaidfrohekingsof

    ylastchapter.

    therulersofthesetnantsoftheeire

    ofalexahegreatjustthenplatingan

    expeditionagai.theyhopedtodividetheriile

    valleybetselves.thekihadheardof

    thisandhehadaskedrotoetohissupport.thestage

    berofhighlyiingplotsandunter

    plots.buttherons,aginati

    thecurtaindoheplayhadbeenfairlystarted.

    theirlegioelydefeatedtheheavygreekphalanx

    ation.

    thathappeheyear197b.c.atthebattleinthe

    plainsofoscephalae,or``dogsheads,iralthessaly.

    theronsthenrchedsouthed

    thegreeksthattheyhadeto``deliverthehellenes

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    inastunfortunateore

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    olddays.therons,tleuandingandless

    loveforthesesillybickeringsofaraceheyratherdespised,

    shoforebearatiringoftheseendless

    dissensionsthey
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