Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina 14
... seems purely mythical . 7. Prisci Latini : the meaning of .this expression is involved in doubt . It seems to distinguish cities in power before Alba became the head of the Latin league . Livy is incon- sistent with himself about them ...
... seems purely mythical . 7. Prisci Latini : the meaning of .this expression is involved in doubt . It seems to distinguish cities in power before Alba became the head of the Latin league . Livy is incon- sistent with himself about them ...
Pagina 26
... seems to have been connected from very early times with the foreign trade of the city . Upon it bargains were ... seem to have been neces- sary for the favored mortal to accept the favorable omen to make it valid . Cf. accipio omen , mea ...
... seems to have been connected from very early times with the foreign trade of the city . Upon it bargains were ... seem to have been neces- sary for the favored mortal to accept the favorable omen to make it valid . Cf. accipio omen , mea ...
Pagina 64
... seem to have been the spokesman and active celebrant of the rites on behalf of the em- bassy . There is nothing to indicate that he was other than a fetialis . The function seems to have belonged to the whole college , and to have been ...
... seem to have been the spokesman and active celebrant of the rites on behalf of the em- bassy . There is nothing to indicate that he was other than a fetialis . The function seems to have belonged to the whole college , and to have been ...
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