Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina 34
... army , the king , and the city . regem : named Acron , according to Prop . V. 10. 7 . w - THE SPOLIA OPIMA . 5. victore , in triumph ; not merely victorious army , ' but like ' flushed with victory , ' as a predicate . - factis , etc ...
... army , the king , and the city . regem : named Acron , according to Prop . V. 10. 7 . w - THE SPOLIA OPIMA . 5. victore , in triumph ; not merely victorious army , ' but like ' flushed with victory , ' as a predicate . - factis , etc ...
Pagina 35
... army going home gave the enemy an opportunity for an inroad . - et ad hos : i.e. as well as the Caninenses before . These proceedings give a very good idea of war in early times . - legio : in its original meaning of levy or army ...
... army going home gave the enemy an opportunity for an inroad . - et ad hos : i.e. as well as the Caninenses before . These proceedings give a very good idea of war in early times . - legio : in its original meaning of levy or army ...
Pagina 43
... army going home gave the enemy an opportunity for an inroad . et ad hos : i.e. as well as the Caninenses before . These proceedings give a very good idea of war in early times . legio : in its original meaning of levy or army ...
... army going home gave the enemy an opportunity for an inroad . et ad hos : i.e. as well as the Caninenses before . These proceedings give a very good idea of war in early times . legio : in its original meaning of levy or army ...
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