 | Addison (pseud.) - 1795 - 616 halaman
...the fame care to be taken of the wounded A fTynans, as of his own foldiers ; faying, they are all men as well as we, and are no longer enemies, when once they are vanquifhed. True benevolence, or compaffion, extends itfelf through the whole of exiftence, and fympathizes... | |
 | Andrew Michael Ramsey - 1799 - 428 halaman
...field cover'd with dead bodies. He took the same care of the wounded Assyrians, as of the Medes , & gave the necessary orders for their cure. They are...said he , as well as we , and are no longer enemies since they are van. quish'd. The Emperor having taken precautions to prevent such irruptions for the... | |
 | 1803 - 228 halaman
...the same care to be taken of the wounded Assyrians, as of his own soldiers ; saying they are all men as well as we, and are no longer enemies, when once they are vanquished. True benevolence, or compassion, extends itself through the whole of existence, and sympathizes with... | |
 | Ramsay (Chevalier, Andrew Michael) - 1814 - 416 halaman
...covered with dead bodies. He took the same care of the wounded Assyrians as of the Medes, and gave necessary orders for their cure. They are men, said...prevent such irruptions for the future, returned to Ecbatana. Mandane, being soon after obliged to leave Media and return to Cambyses, would have taken... | |
 | Ramsay (Chevalier, Andrew Michael) - 1814 - 414 halaman
...same care of the wounded Assyrians as of the Mcdes, and gave necessary orders for their cure. They arc men, said he, as well as we, and are no longer enemies...prevent such irruptions for the future, returned to Ecbatana. Mandane, being soon after obliged to leave Media and return to Cambyses, would have taken... | |
 | Maxims - 1852 - 242 halaman
...ordered the same care to be taken of the wounded Assyrians, as of his own soldiers, saying, They are men as well as we, and are no longer enemies, when once they are vanquished. Rutilus, was told in his exile, that for his comfort there would be ere long, a civil war, which would... | |
 | Maxims - 1876 - 340 halaman
...ordered the same care to be taken of the wounded Assyrians as of his own soldiers, saying, " They are men as well as we, and are no longer enemies when once they are vanquished." The words of Louis XII. of France showed a great and noble mind, who, being advised to punish those who... | |
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Mandane, being soon after obliged to leave Media and return to Cambyses, would have taken her son with her, but Astyages opposed it. " Why, said he, will you deprive me of the pleasure of seeing Cyrus? He will here learn military discipline, which is... 