...prisoners in an ambuscade. They had also taken twenty bucklers made of raw ox-hides, with the hair on. The noise still increasing as they came nearer, and...happened, mounted on horseback, and taking with him Lycius and his horse, rode up to their assistance ; and presently they heard the soldiers calling out,...

...prisoners in an ambuscade. They had also taken twenty bucklers made of raw ox-hides, with the hair on. The noise still increasing as they came nearer, and...happened, mounted on horseback, and taking with him Lycius and his horse, rode up to their assistance ; and presently they heard the soldiers calling out,...

...prisoners in an ambuscade. They had also taken twenty bucklers made of raw ox-hides, with the hair on. The noise still increasing as they came nearer, and the men, as fast as they came »P> running to those who still continued shouting, their cries swelled with their numbers, so that...

...prisoners in an ambuscade. They had also taken twenty bucklers made of raw ox-hides with the hair on. ' The noise still increasing as they came nearer, and the men as fast as they came up running to thos^wJiOiStill continued shoutingythelr cries swelled with their numbers; so that Xenophon, thinking...

...made of raw ox-hides, with the bait on. The noise still increasing as they cam* nearer, and thejnen, as fast as they came up, running to those who still...numbers, so that Xenophon, thinking something more than . whether the Latin translators have rendered this passage with perspicuity enough ; they have said....

...tacked them in front ; for the people belonging to the country they had devastated, followed their rear. The noise still increasing as they came nearer, and the men as fast they came up, running to these whe still continued sheuting, their cries swelled with their numbers,...

...rear, some of whom those who had charge of it had killed. and taken others prisoners in an ambuscade. The noise still increasing as they came nearer, and...than ordinary had happened, mounted on horseback, ami, taking with him Lysius and his horse, rode up to their assistance ; and presently they heard the...

...prisoners in an ambuscade. They had also taken twenty bucklers nude of raw ox-hides, with the hair on. The noise still increasing as they came nearer, and...shouting, their cries swelled with their numbers, go that Xenophon, thinking something more than • 'O9»iri»T! i/"f«r ttylrrmiSmKiTim*. I ilunnt...

...rear, some of whom those who had charge of it had killed, and taken others prisoners in an ambuscade. The noise still increasing as they came nearer, and...as fast as they came up, running to those who still con tinued shouting, their cries swelled with their num bcrs, so that Xenophon, thinking something...

...which, when Xenophon and those in the rear heard, they thought a new enemy had attacked them in the front. The noise still increasing as they came nearer,...running to those who still continued shouting, their voices swelled with their numbers, PHILOSOPHY OF THE PERSIAN. 207 so that Xenophon, thinking something...