Excerpt from Histoire de la Révolution Qui Renversa la République Romaine Et Qui Amena l'Établissement de l'Empire, Vol. 2
Gnait pas même dissimuler ce sentiment, et il affectait, avec son ostentation ordinaire cette prééminence que lui attribuait l'opinion unanime des vétérans. Les deux arniées, dont l'une avait deux fois triomphé sous sa conduite l'autre avait deux fois par, son secours ramené la fortune lui_ rapportaient également tout l'honneur du succès et le proclamaient leur chef invincible. Tous paraissaient persuadés que dans cette'lutte terrible, engagée de part et d'autre entre les plus braves vétérans de César, la victoire eût toujours préféré celle des armées où auraient flotté les drapeaux d' Antoine.
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