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Livy. ANTIQUE BUST TISTORY OF BOME , BY TITUS LIVIUS . TRANSLATED FROM. TITUS LIVIUS . Engraved by T. B.Melch . from the.
Livy. ANTIQUE BUST TISTORY OF BOME , BY TITUS LIVIUS . TRANSLATED FROM. TITUS LIVIUS . Engraved by T. B.Melch . from the.
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Livy. HISTORY OF ROME , BY TITUS LIVIUS . TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL , WITH NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS , BY GEORGE BAKER , A.M. History is Philosophy teaching by examples .-- BOLINGBROKE . A NEW EDITION , CAREFULLY CORRECTED AND REVISED ...
Livy. HISTORY OF ROME , BY TITUS LIVIUS . TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL , WITH NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS , BY GEORGE BAKER , A.M. History is Philosophy teaching by examples .-- BOLINGBROKE . A NEW EDITION , CAREFULLY CORRECTED AND REVISED ...
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Livy. PREFACE . TITUS LIVIUS , the illustrious author of the Roman History , descended from a noble family in Rome , and was born at Patavium , now called Padua , in Italy , in the 694th year of Rome , fifty - eight years before the ...
Livy. PREFACE . TITUS LIVIUS , the illustrious author of the Roman History , descended from a noble family in Rome , and was born at Patavium , now called Padua , in Italy , in the 694th year of Rome , fifty - eight years before the ...
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