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History of the Kings of Britain Part 3

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Khối lượng Holography: (a) Lô hiệu quả nhiễu xạ của một khối lượng ảnh ba chiều như một chức năng của góc chùm tia xây dựng lại các giả định tỷ lệ tối đa D1 = 1 ¼ 10À3 pffiffiffi và rằng K ¼ 2 k0: (b) ảnh ba chiều khối lượng được ghi lại với l ¼532 nm ánh sáng. | Geoffrey of Monmouth city on every side and endeavoured to level the walls and to strike a greater terror into the besieged erected gibbets before the gates of the city and threatened to hang up the hostages whom they had given unless they would surrender. But the Romans nothing moved by the sufferings of their sons and relations continued inflexible and resolute to defend themselves. They therefore sometimes broke the force of the enemyÕs engines by other engines of their own sometimes repulsed them from the walls with showers of darts. This so incensed the two brothers that they commanded four and twenty of their noblest hostages to be hanged in the sight of their parents. The Romans however were only more hardened at the spectacle and having received a message from Gabius and Porsena their consuls that they would come the next day to their assistance they resolved to march out of the city and give the enemy battle. Accordingly just as they were ranging their troops in order the consuls appeared with their re-assembled forces marching up to the attack and advancing in a close body fell on the Britons and Allobroges by surprise and being joined by the citizens that sallied forth killed no small number. The brothers in great grief to see such destruction made of their fellow soldiers began to rally their men and breaking in upon the enemy several times forced them to retire. In the end after the loss of many thousands of brave men on both sides the brothers gained the day and took the city not however till Gabius was killed and Porsena taken prisoner. This done they divided among their men all the bidden treasure of the city. Chapter 10. Brennius oppresses Italy in a most tyrannical manner. Belinus returns to Britain. After this complete victory Brennius stayed in Italy where he exercised unheard-of tyranny over the people. But the rest of his actions and his death seeing that they are given in the Roman histories I shall here pass over to avoid prolixity and .