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what, however he probably thought but little. It tried, in the end,
what a the history of the Roman and whole world, for many centuries it was
depending on the way in that the question new in the mind of Caesar
you/he/she should turn.
[Sidenote: History of the trumpeter of shepherd.]
There was a small bridge through the Rubicon to the point where Caesar
you/he/she was observing him/it. While he was being standing there, the history is, a farmer
or shepherd was of the near fields with the pipe of a shepherd--a
simple musical tool, made of a reed and it used a lot from the rustic one
musicians of those days. The soldiers and some of the officers gathered
around him to feel to play him/it. Among the rest some of Caesar they came
trumpeters, with their trumpets in their hands. The shepherd took one of
these martial tools from the hands of his/her holder, placing apart
his/her really, and it started to sound a position--what a signals it is for an express
advance--and to march above to the same duration the bridge "An auspice! a
prodigy!" Said Caesar. "I/you/he/she allow us to march where we have called from such
divine announcement. The die of _The is cast_."
[Sidenote: Caesar crosses the Rubicon.]
Saying therefore, he pressed sends on the bridge, while the officers,
the camp separating himself/herself/itself, starts the columns to follow him/it.
You/he/she had shown abundantly, on a lot of occasions during Caesar
life, that he didn't have faith in auspices. There is equally numerous
examples to show that he was ready to benefit him to usual the
popular belief in them; to wake up the ardor of his/her soldiers or to decrease them
fears. If, therefore, in in comparison to this history of the shepherd
trumpeter, was an accident that really and accidentally you/he/she is happened, or
if Caesar planned and systematized him/it, with reference to his
you effect, or if that it is perhaps, later everything, the most probable
supposition, the history was out only an invented embellishment of
anything or nothing from the history-cashiers of those days, to give