...battles, gave Lucullus particular praifes, for having defeated two of the greateft and moft powei ful kings in the world, by two entirely different methods, delay and expedition. For by protraftion and fpinning out the war, he exhaufted Mithridates when he was ftrongeft and moft formidable;...

...greatest and most able Roman generals, who had seen most wars and battles, gave Lucullus particular praises for having defeated two of the greatest and...entirely different methods, delay and expedition. For, by protraction and spinning out the war, he exhausted Mithridates when he was strongest and most formidable...

...of Ascalon: Cicero was his disciple. See his Acad, ii. 2. cause by methods entirely different he had defeated two of the greatest and most powerful kings in the world; the one by an expeditious, and the other by a slow process. He ruined Mithridates, when in the height...

...the Romans paid the highest compli•ents to the generalship of Lucullus, principally because he had defeated two of the greatest and most powerful kings in the world by methods entirely different; the one by an expiditious, and the other fcy a slow process. He ruined...

...compliments to the generalship of Lucullus, principally, because, by methods entirely different, he had defeated two of the greatest and most powerful kings in the world ; one by an expeditious, and the other by a slow process. He ruined Mithridates, when in the height...

...the Romans paid the highest compliments to the generalship of Lucullus, principally, because he had defeated two of the greatest and most powerful kings in the world by methods entirely different : the one by an expeditious and the other by a slow process. He ruined Mithridates,...

...the Romans paid the highest compliments to the generalship of Lucullus, principally, because he had defeated two of the greatest and most powerful kings in the world by methods entirely different : the one by an expeditious and the other by a slow process. He ruined Mithridates,...

...seen most wars and battles, gave LIÎcullus particular praises, for having defeated twoof thegreatest and most powerful kings in the world, by two entirely...different methods, delay and expedition ; for, by protracting and spinning out the war, be exhausted Mithridates when be was strongest and most formidable...

...the Romans paid the highest compliments to the generalship of Lucullus, principally, because he had defeated two of the greatest and most powerful kings in the world by methods intirely different ; the one by an expeditious, and the other by a slow process. He ruined...

...the Romans, paid the highest compliments to the generalship of Lucullus, principally because he had defeated two of the greatest and most powerful kings in the world, by methods entirely different; the one by an expeditious, and the other by a slow process. He ruined Mithridates,...