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Ch. 55C

Ch. 55C. POMPEY’S FATE. CH. 55C Sententia prima. Deinde (in Thessaliä ) ( apud Palaeopharsälum ) prö-ductïs utrimque ingentibus cöpiïs dïmicävërunt . . utrimque. CH. 55C - Sententia secunda. Pompei ï aciës habuit quadrägintä mïlia pedit um ,

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Ch. 55C

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  1. Ch. 55C POMPEY’S FATE

  2. CH. 55C Sententia prima Deinde (in Thessaliä) (apudPalaeopharsälum) prö-ductïsutrimqueingentibuscöpiïs dïmicävërunt. utrimque

  3. CH. 55C - Sententiasecunda Pompeiïaciëshabuitquadrägintämïliapeditum, equitës(in siniströcornü) sexcentös, (in dextrö) quïngentös, praetereätötïusOrientisauxilia, tötamnöbilitätem, innumerössenätörës, praetöriös, cönsulärëset eös [quïmagnörumiambellörumvictörësfuissent.]

  4. CH. 55C – Sententiatertia Caesar (in aciësuä) habuitpeditumnönintegratrïgintämïlia, equitësmïlle. AciesmilitumRomanorum

  5. CH 55C – Sententiaquarta NumquamadhücRömänaecöpiae (in ünum [locum]) nequemaiörësnequemeliöribusducibus convënerant, tötumterrärumorbem facile subäctürae [essent], sï (conträbarbarös) dücerentur. ADV

  6. CH 55C – Sententiaquinta et sexta Pugnätumtumestingentïcontentiöne, victusque(ad postrëmum) Pompeius et castraeiusdïreptasunt. Ipse fugätusAlexandrïampetiit, ut (ä rëgeAegyptï), [cui tütor(ä senätü) datusfuerat (propter iuvenïlemeiusaetätem)], acciperetauxilia.

  7. CH 55C – Sententiaseptima Qui (rexAegyptus) fortünammagisquam amïcitiamsecütus occïditPompeium, Caput eius et änulumCaesarïmïsit. Quöcönspectö Caesar etiamlacrimäsfüdissedïcitur, tantïvirïintuënscaput et generïquondam suï. anulus, -i

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