Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina 49
... Livy does not say . Probably in the multitude of varying traditions he didn't know very well himself . - decem , etc .: the statement , as near as can be made out of Livy's words , is that the senators shared the regal power , acting ...
... Livy does not say . Probably in the multitude of varying traditions he didn't know very well himself . - decem , etc .: the statement , as near as can be made out of Livy's words , is that the senators shared the regal power , acting ...
Pagina 49
... Livy does not say . Probably in the multitude of varying traditions he didn't know very well himself . decem , etc .: the statement , as near as can be made out of Livy's words , is that the senators shared the regal power , acting ten ...
... Livy does not say . Probably in the multitude of varying traditions he didn't know very well himself . decem , etc .: the statement , as near as can be made out of Livy's words , is that the senators shared the regal power , acting ten ...
Pagina 49
... Livy does not say . Probably in the multitude of varying traditions he didn't know very well himself . - decem , etc .: the statement , as near as can be made out of Livy's words , is that the senators shared the regal power , acting ...
... Livy does not say . Probably in the multitude of varying traditions he didn't know very well himself . - decem , etc .: the statement , as near as can be made out of Livy's words , is that the senators shared the regal power , acting ...
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