The History of Rome: bk. 1. The regal period. bk. 2. The early history of the Republic. bk. 3. The conquest of Italy

Wilhelm Ihne

Longmans, Green, and Company, 1871

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Relations of Rome with other states	4

Of the asylum of Romulus	10

Character of Roman popular traditions	17

The narrative of Dionysius	21

The legislation of Romulus	23

The gentes	24

His marvellous powers	29

The Roman religion	32

Consolidation of the Roman state	246

THE AGRARIAN MOVEMENTS TILL THE DESTRUCTION	255

The exile of Camillus as connected with the tithing of the spoil	259

Dread of the Gauls at Rome	266

The dictatorship of Camillus	272

Roman gentes	278

Comparison of Roman and Greek history	284

CHAPTER I	289

CHAPTER IV	35

The death of Tullus	38

CHAPTER V	43

Prosaic character of the legend	44

9	46

Results of historical criticism	50

The wars of Tarquinius Priscus	59

The constitution of Servius	67

CHAPTER VIII	71

Of the reign of the wicked Tarquin	72

Multiplication of the Tarquinii	78

Numa and Pythagoras 32	80

CHAPTER IX	85

How King Porsenna made peace with the Romans	88

61	95

CHAPTER XII	101

CHAPTER XIII	108

Roman ideas of the gods	118

Growth of Rome	124

CHAPTER I	127

The master of the horse	133

Roman citizens in the comitia of centuries	139

The condemnation of Manlius	149

How he conspired with Attius Tullius to stir up the Volscians	158

Antium and Ecetra	164

Decay of the Equians	170

Renewal of war between Romans and Etruscans	173

Claims of the patricians	177

THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION BEFORE	183

THE CENSORSHIP 445 B C	196

RESTORATION OF THE CONSTITUTION AFTER	200

CHAPTER XI	209

The censorship made a separate office	222

Foundation of the story	228

State of the mountain tribes and their relations with Rome	230

Repetitions of traditionary history	238

Success of the Romans	295

These Gallic wars unhistorical	301

Difficulties and contradictions in the narrative	307

Nonobservance of the Licinian laws	309

The influence of the Licinii	314

Causes of the resistance of the patricians	327

The curule ædiles	333

Uncertainty of the history	335

CHAPTER VI	350

The first campaign against the Latins	357

Wisdom of the Roman policy	366

The third	372

Political isolation of the Greek colonies	378

Death of Alexander of Epirus	380

Treaty with the Lucanians	384

Special religious ceremonies	386

Need of a conciliatory policy	393

Conduct of Caius Pontius	399

Capua made a Roman prefecture	405

General massacre of the Ausonians	411

Fabius and Papirius Cursor	418

The colony of Venusia	421

Change in the relative position of patricians and plebeians	428

Increasing wealth of Rome	443

Defeat of the Boian Gauls	452

THE WAR WITH TARENTUM AND PYRRHUS 282272 B C	485

Rejection of the Roman demands by the Tarentines	494

Fictions in the narrative and their origin	500

Factions in Tarentum	511

Points of difference between the Roman army and that	515

Speech of Appius Claudius	521

Arrival of Pyrrhus in Sicily	528

VOL I	529

Defeat of Pyrrhus at Beneventum	534

Capture and punishment of Rhegium	540

Nature and extent of Roman sovereignty	546

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Wilhelm Ihne
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Titolo	The History of Rome: bk. 1. The regal period. bk. 2. The early history of the Republic. bk. 3. The conquest of Italy Volume 1 di The History of Rome, Wilhelm Ihne
Autore	Wilhelm Ihne
Editore	Longmans, Green, and Company, 1871
Provenienza dell'originale	la University of Michigan
Digitalizzato	12 set 2007

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