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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... Samnium, the other a Roman ambassador; that the herald had been, by him, violently ill-treated, contrary to the law of nations; and that his people would therefore have the more justice on their side, in waging war." 11 Pontius then ...
... Samnium, the other a Roman ambassador; that the herald had been, by him, violently ill-treated, contrary to the law of nations; and that his people would therefore have the more justice on their side, in waging war." 11 Pontius then ...
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... Samnium, not of Rome; and that a Roman ambassador has been violated by a Samnite; and that therefore a just war has been waged against us by you. That men of years, and of consular dignity, should not be ashamed to exhibit such mockery ...
... Samnium, not of Rome; and that a Roman ambassador has been violated by a Samnite; and that therefore a just war has been waged against us by you. That men of years, and of consular dignity, should not be ashamed to exhibit such mockery ...
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... Samnium, to oppose the Caudine legions. This proceeding perplexed the minds of the Samnites: they could not safely determine either to go to Luceria, lest the enemy should press on their rear or to remain where they were, lest in the ...
... Samnium, to oppose the Caudine legions. This proceeding perplexed the minds of the Samnites: they could not safely determine either to go to Luceria, lest the enemy should press on their rear or to remain where they were, lest in the ...
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... Samnium, the Samnites, who were in garrison, were reduced so low by famine, that they sent ambassadors to the Roman consul, proposing that he should raise the siege, on receiving the horsemen who were the cause of the war, to whom ...
... Samnium, the Samnites, who were in garrison, were reduced so low by famine, that they sent ambassadors to the Roman consul, proposing that he should raise the siege, on receiving the horsemen who were the cause of the war, to whom ...
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... Samnium, in Lucania. Then as to all Latium, with the Sabines, and Volscians, the Aequans, and all Campania; half of Umbria, Etruria, and the Picentians, Marsians, Pelignians, Vestinians, and Apulians; to whom may add, the whole coast of ...
... Samnium, in Lucania. Then as to all Latium, with the Sabines, and Volscians, the Aequans, and all Campania; half of Umbria, Etruria, and the Picentians, Marsians, Pelignians, Vestinians, and Apulians; to whom may add, the whole coast of ...
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