Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina 195
... senate was the body that decided questions of ' foreign affairs . ' SABINE AND AURUNCAN WARS . 26. enim introducing ... senate in reference to the embassy . - paca- tum responsum : i.e. if the senate had been consulted , could they ...
... senate was the body that decided questions of ' foreign affairs . ' SABINE AND AURUNCAN WARS . 26. enim introducing ... senate in reference to the embassy . - paca- tum responsum : i.e. if the senate had been consulted , could they ...
Pagina 200
... senate as a body , but they also saw that no one of the senators themselves came per- sonally to bear the brunt of the fight .'- suae : i.e. of the consuls . Politics were much the same in an- cient as in modern times , and our ...
... senate as a body , but they also saw that no one of the senators themselves came per- sonally to bear the brunt of the fight .'- suae : i.e. of the consuls . Politics were much the same in an- cient as in modern times , and our ...
Pagina 202
... senate itself came to order . Perhaps all Livy's violations of the rule of coepit and coeptum est can be explained in like manner . 7. sententiae : the senators gave their opinions in order as called upon , either proposing some new ...
... senate itself came to order . Perhaps all Livy's violations of the rule of coepit and coeptum est can be explained in like manner . 7. sententiae : the senators gave their opinions in order as called upon , either proposing some new ...
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