...was in did not allow the mariners time to look on ; they immediately set sail, and the wind proving' favourable, they fortunately escaped the pursuit of...making these humble preparations for " Pompey's funeral I" Philip having answered that he was one of his freedmen, " Alas," replied the soldier, " permit me...

...caused it to be embalmed, the better to preserve. its features, designing it for a present to Cssar.. The body was thrown naked on the strand, and abandoned...making these humble preparations for " Pompey's funeral I" Philip having answered that he was one of his freedmen, " Alas," replied the soldier, " permit me...

...body was thrown naked on the strand, and abandoned to every insult. However, his faithful frecdman, Philip, watched it with a fond attachment; and when..." Who art thou," said he, " that art making these humbleprepara" tions for Pompey's funeral ?" Philip having answered that he was one of his freedmen,...

...materials to burn it he perceived the wrecks .of a fishing boat, of which he composed a pile. While be was thus piously employed, he was accosted by an old :...youth. " Who art thou," said he, " that art making ." tl,ese humble preparations for Pompey-s funeral .-" Pi.ilip having answered, that he was one of...

...to burn it he perceived the wrecks of a fishing boat, of which he composed a pile. • While lie was thus piously employed, he was accosted by an old Roman...soldier who had served under Pompey in his youth. w Who art thou," said he, "that art making <f these humble preparations for Pompey -s funeral I" Philip...

...who had served under Pompey in his youth. '; Whoartthou," said he, "that art making these hum" ble preparations for Pompey's funeral ?" Philip having answered that he was one of his freed men, " Alas," replied the soldier, "permit me to share in this honour 41 also : among all the...

...materials to burn it, perceived the wrecks of a fishingboat, of which he composed a pile. While he was thus piously employed, he was accosted by an old Roman...his youth. « Who art thou » , said he, « that art n.aking these humble preparations for Pompi y's funeral ». — « One of his freedmen » ,. answered...

...to burn it with, he perceived the wreck of a fishingboat ; of which he composed a pile. While he was thus piously employed, he •was accosted by an old...who had served under Pompey in his youth. " Who art Ihou," said he, •' that art making these humble preparations for Pompey's funeral ?" Philip having...

...to burn it with, he perceived the wreck of a fishingboat ; of which he composed a pile. While he was thus piously employed, he was accosted by an old Roman...having answered that he was one of his freedmen, " Alas 1" replied the soldier, " permit me to share in this honor also ; among all the miseriei of my exile,...

...materials to burn it, perceived the wrecks of a fishing boat , of which he composed a pile. "While he was thus piously employed, he was accosted by an old Roman...under Pompey in his youth. « "Who art thou , » said Ire, « that art making these humble preparations for Pompey's funeral? » — « One of his freedman,...