The History of Rome, Books 09 to 26Good Press, 20 nov 2019 - 528 pagine Livy's 'The History of Rome, Books 09 to 26' is a monumental work that provides a comprehensive account of the rise of Rome from its early days to the Second Punic War. Written in a grandiose and evocative style, Livy's narrative captures the political intrigues, military conquests, and cultural developments of ancient Rome. The author's attention to detail and his ability to bring historical events to life make this book a valuable resource for anyone interested in Roman history. Livy's work is not only a historical chronicle but also a literary masterpiece, showcasing his talent as a storyteller and historian. The themes of power, glory, and the inevitable decline of empires are explored in this epic tale. Livy's firsthand account of Rome's past provides readers with a deeper understanding of the city's foundation and growth. This book is a must-read for history enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone fascinated by the rich tapestry of Roman civilization. |
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... Quintus Fabius Ambustus, and as master of the horse Publius Aelius Paetus. But they having been irregularly appointed, there were substituted in their room, Marcus Aemilius Papus dictator, and Lucius Valerius Flaccus master of.
... Quintus Fabius Ambustus, and as master of the horse Publius Aelius Paetus. But they having been irregularly appointed, there were substituted in their room, Marcus Aemilius Papus dictator, and Lucius Valerius Flaccus master of.
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... ; and pronounced his conduct as equal even to the devoting act of the consul Publius Decius, and to other illustrious acts. "Through his counsel, and exertions," they said, "the state had raised up its head from an ignominious peace.
... ; and pronounced his conduct as equal even to the devoting act of the consul Publius Decius, and to other illustrious acts. "Through his counsel, and exertions," they said, "the state had raised up its head from an ignominious peace.
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... Publius Decius. 29 The war with the Samnites being now nearly put an end to, before the Roman senate was freed from all concern on that side, a report arose of an Etrurian war; and there was not, in those times, any nation, excepting ...
... Publius Decius. 29 The war with the Samnites being now nearly put an end to, before the Roman senate was freed from all concern on that side, a report arose of an Etrurian war; and there was not, in those times, any nation, excepting ...
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... Publius Sempronius; he undertook to enforce a legal process for terminating the censorship within the lawful time, which was not more popular than just, nor more pleasing to the people generally than to every man of character in the ...
... Publius Sempronius; he undertook to enforce a legal process for terminating the censorship within the lawful time, which was not more popular than just, nor more pleasing to the people generally than to every man of character in the ...
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... Publius Cornelius, to whom the senate had given the command on the sea-coast, put into Pompeii. Immediately on landing, the soldiers of the fleet set out to ravage the country about Nuceria: and after they had quickly laid waste the ...
... Publius Cornelius, to whom the senate had given the command on the sea-coast, put into Pompeii. Immediately on landing, the soldiers of the fleet set out to ravage the country about Nuceria: and after they had quickly laid waste the ...
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