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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... escaped, had not the consuls given the signal for retreat; and, by commands and threats, forced out of the camp the soldiers, greedy of slaughter. As they were highly incensed at being thus interrupted in the gratification of their ...
... escaped, had not the consuls given the signal for retreat; and, by commands and threats, forced out of the camp the soldiers, greedy of slaughter. As they were highly incensed at being thus interrupted in the gratification of their ...
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... except such as made their escape to Maleventum, the town which is now called Beneventum. It is recorded that thirty thousand of the Samnites were slain or taken. 28 The consuls, after this important victory, led forward the.
... except such as made their escape to Maleventum, the town which is now called Beneventum. It is recorded that thirty thousand of the Samnites were slain or taken. 28 The consuls, after this important victory, led forward the.
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... escape; twenty thousand men were slain, and the victorious Romans hastened in several parties to secure the booty of cattle, spontaneously thrown in their way by the enemy. 32 While such was the situation of affairs in Samnium, all the ...
... escape; twenty thousand men were slain, and the victorious Romans hastened in several parties to secure the booty of cattle, spontaneously thrown in their way by the enemy. 32 While such was the situation of affairs in Samnium, all the ...
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... even slew a great part of them. Those who escaped were driven in confusion to the ships. As Fabius' having marched through the Ciminian forest had occasioned violent the apprehensions at Rome, so it had excited joy in.
... even slew a great part of them. Those who escaped were driven in confusion to the ships. As Fabius' having marched through the Ciminian forest had occasioned violent the apprehensions at Rome, so it had excited joy in.
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