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I. AT the first approach of spring, Hannibal quitted his winter station. He had been foiled before, in his Y. R' 535. Attempt to pass over the Appennine, by the intolera 3 C 217 ble severity of the cold; for he would gladly have effected it, exposed as he was, during his stay in quarters, to the utmost degree of apprehension and danger. For, when the Gauls.
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