Note 114 — Chapter XXII · CÆSAR AND POMPEY
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[Floruse calls him “that prince so formidable for his stature, martial skill, and courage; his very name, Vercingetorix, being apparently intended to excite terror.”]
Reading edition
[Floruse calls him “that prince so formidable for his stature, martial skill, and courage; his very name, Vercingetorix, being apparently intended to excite terror.”]