Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina 86
... cause of war . The whole proceeding is called clarigatio , apparently the making plain the cause , so that there should be no room for question afterwards . — iniuste impieque apparently referring to his authority , as iuste pieque ...
... cause of war . The whole proceeding is called clarigatio , apparently the making plain the cause , so that there should be no room for question afterwards . — iniuste impieque apparently referring to his authority , as iuste pieque ...
Pagina 130
... causa : i.e. without allowing him to plead his cause , without trial ; see 52. 5 n . — novo : this was not in use among the Romans , but was not unknown to other nations ; cf. Tac . Ger . 12 . FURTHER SUBJECTION OF THE LATINS . 52 ...
... causa : i.e. without allowing him to plead his cause , without trial ; see 52. 5 n . — novo : this was not in use among the Romans , but was not unknown to other nations ; cf. Tac . Ger . 12 . FURTHER SUBJECTION OF THE LATINS . 52 ...
Pagina 237
... cause . iam : of course with concedente , but joined with metu , as the cause which at last forces Manlius to yield.- ego : only emphasized , according to Roman custom , as an antithesis to istos . velle : opposed to posse , - - - and ...
... cause . iam : of course with concedente , but joined with metu , as the cause which at last forces Manlius to yield.- ego : only emphasized , according to Roman custom , as an antithesis to istos . velle : opposed to posse , - - - and ...
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