... Achillas soon after ( line 539 ) points out the boat , which is bringing Pompey to the shore . Plutarch names Pothinus , the rhetor- ician Theodotion , 18 and Achillas as taking part in the deliberation . The attitude of mind , which ...
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... ACHILLAS . On the side of the right and of the gods . CÆSAR . HM ! How many men have you ? ACHILLAS . That will appear when I take the field . RUFIO [ truculently ] Are your men Romans ? If not , it matters not how many there are ...
... Achillas ruled only for one year in Alexandria. The main incident he recorded of his Patriarchate is that he later ... Achillas, they convinced the Pope that Arius had repented of his sins and old beliefs and to accept him back in the ...
... ACHILLAS . On the side of the right and of the gods . CÆSAR . Hm ! How many men have you ? ACHILLAS . That will appear when I take the field . RUFIO [ truculently ] Are your men Romans ? If not , it matters not how many there are ...
... Achillas That is so , Cæsar . --- Cæsar And which side are you on at present , if I may presume to ask , general ? Achillas- On the side of the right and of the gods . Cæsar Hm ! How many men have you ? Achillas - That will appear when ...
... Achillas controlled all the city except for the small part Caesar held, which he had fortified. Now Achillas made a serious attempt to gain control of the harbour, where over seventy Ptolemaic warships, quadriremes, and quinqueremes ...
... Achillas , or Achilles , also a priest of Alexandria , whom Alexander denounces in one document as joint leader with Arius of the dissident party . The Eccle- siastical History praises an Achillas , who was a priest in Alexandria with ...
... Achillas in the back and had assumed command of all Achillas' army; but how the city did not know that yet, although the truth was rumored. "And this I learned," said Paulos, "from the Lord Achillas' barber who now shaves Lord Ganymedes ...
... Achillas). So you can make war on the Egyptians in the name of Rome, and on the Romans—on me, if necessary—in the name of Egypt? ACHILLAS. That is so, Caesar. CAESAR. And which side are you on at present, if I may presume to ask ...