Livy, Books I. and II., Volume 1

ablative according account action ancient animos apparently Aricia arma Aurunci became belli bello bellum body called case castra character Circus Maximus city clause colloquial common construction consul consules course deinde different doubt early effect emphasis emphatic enemy esset Etruria Etruscis expression fact first force form general given gives gods great haud hence hostes hostium Ianiculum idea implied inde indirect discourse Iovis Iuppiter kind king later Latin Latium Lavinium less Livy Livy's made make making meaning means mentioned merely mind name neque notice Numa occa omnibus opposed order patres people perhaps place plebs position power present probably prope properly purpose reference referring regem regular religious right Romam Romans Rome Romulus Sabines Sabini same see Gr seems senate sense sine state story subject supposed take tamen Tarquinius their thought Tiberim time times tion urbem used usual VEII Volsci whole word words