Hutton, Edward, 1875- · London, J.M. Dent; New York, E.P. Dutton · leaf 124
eek outand to destroy. So he went down the Flaminian Way toFano and there presently left it for a by-way upon the left,rejoining the great highway some miles beyond the fortressof Petra Pertusa, which he disregarded as he had done thatof Rimini. He marched on till he came to the very crest of1… … Meanwhile Totila had come to meet him from Rome, andhad managed to reach Tadinum, the modern Gualdo Tadino,when he found Narses, unexpectedly, for he must have THE RECONQUEST loi thought the way over the mountains securely barred by thefortress of Petra Pertusa, upon the great road before him.…
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