Livy, Books I. and II.Caratzas, 1976 - 270 pagine |
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Pagina 32
... tion to explain the cry Talassio used at weddings , the meaning of which was as unknown to the ancients as it is to us . 13. turbato , broken up in con- fusion . foedus , their hosts ; properly , the implied agreement made by their ...
... tion to explain the cry Talassio used at weddings , the meaning of which was as unknown to the ancients as it is to us . 13. turbato , broken up in con- fusion . foedus , their hosts ; properly , the implied agreement made by their ...
Pagina 43
... tion . The cities in those times were practically impregnable . The usual course of warfare was as in this case . neque enim , for naturally This expression regularly introduces a statement which itself needs no argument , like our ...
... tion . The cities in those times were practically impregnable . The usual course of warfare was as in this case . neque enim , for naturally This expression regularly introduces a statement which itself needs no argument , like our ...
Pagina 204
... tion of Appius , at any rate , etc. , how- ever the other course might turn out . periculosissimo : the posi- tion and connection give the force , ' and it would have been a most dan- gerous time too . ' 4. sed : referring back to prope ...
... tion of Appius , at any rate , etc. , how- ever the other course might turn out . periculosissimo : the posi- tion and connection give the force , ' and it would have been a most dan- gerous time too . ' 4. sed : referring back to prope ...
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