Fall Upon
(To). To attack, as “to fall upon the rear,” a Latin
phrase, “ultimis incidere; ” to throw oneself on, as, “he fell
on his sword,” “manu sua cadere; ” to happen on, as, “On what
day will the games fall?”
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