Examples of using Scipio in English and their translations into Chinese
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Many citizens, including a number of notables, had been killed, and there was a general fear that Scipio would immediately lay siege to the city.
Scipio advised those who brought his son that Antiochus should not fight until he himself should return to the army.
Meanwhile, even with the middle Barcid brother gone, Scipio was still outnumbered in Spain and had to be careful.
Scipio witnessed this battle from a height, as one views a spectacle in a theater.
I showed them a chart a fundamentalist preacher from downtown Scipio had passed out to Tarkington students at the Pavilion one afternoon.
At any rate, when I was working over at Athena, I got an announcement of their impending wedding down there, forwarded from Scipio.
In the peace treaty of Apamea in 188 BCE, Roman general Publius Scipio set a high cost on Antiochus III for peace.
This temper, however, must in time have marred the name and fame even of Scipio, had he continued in it, and retained his command.
I did not tell them that there had been a mass prison break and that Scipio had been overrun by criminals.
In the other English, the English he spoke no more, Scipio would have talked about probabilities, and about the impossibility of proving a negative.
Great furies know, Arnos needs someone to bleed his ego to manageable levels, but Scipio isn't the one to do it.
His two sons-in-law, Publius Cornelius Scipio Nasica Serapio and Gaius Servilius Vatia would also attain the Consulship.
Scipio stared in through the window at the growing fire, feeling a pang for beauty destroyed no matter upon how much suffering it rested.
Scipio returned to Rome in the same year, and celebrated a splendid triumph on account of his victory.
True or untrue, Scipio was about to attempt something comparable on a much larger scale.
Determined to retain the initiative, Scipio called a war council the next day and explained his plan.
But Scipio was far too practical to simply let his legionaries gorge themselves on a prize this valuable.
This would give Scipio more time to decide what to do with this veritable man magnet.
In the old days, before the Japanese took over Athena, the whole staff was commuters from Scipio and Rochester.
About half of those who followed Darwin out onto the ice turned back before they reached Scipio.