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 Thracian wicker shields and quivers were mixed up with horses' bridles, and through them projected naked swords and long Macedonian spears planted among them, all the arms being so loosely packed that they smote against each other as they were borne along...  Plutarch's Lives - Page 407 by Plutarch - 1918 Full view -
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