The History of Rome, Volume 1

affairs afterwards allies appeared appointed arms army arrived assembly attack attended authority battle body brought Caius called camp carried Carthaginians cause cavalry charge citizens colleague command commons conduct consequence consul death dictator direction effect election enemy engagement equal Fabius father favour fight force formed gates Gauls gave give given gods greater ground guard hands Hannibal held honour hopes horse hundred Italy kind king lands Latines legions less liberty Lucius manner marched Marcus master means military minds night occasion party passed patricians peace performed person plebeian possession present proceeded Quintus raised received respect rest returned Roman Rome Samnites senate sent side soldiers soon strength success suffer taken thousand tion took town tribunes troops victory Volscians walls whole wished