Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 289
... Volsci and brought them to Rome . There they delivered them up to the consuls with the information that the Volsci and the Hernici were preparing to attack the Romans . When this service had been reported to the senate the Fathers were ...
... Volsci and brought them to Rome . There they delivered them up to the consuls with the information that the Volsci and the Hernici were preparing to attack the Romans . When this service had been reported to the senate the Fathers were ...
Pagina 351
... Volsci again invaded Roman soil , in conjunction with the Aequi , but these would no longer put up with Attius Tullius for their general . Whereupon the dispute as to whether the Volsci or the Aequi should furnish a commander for the ...
... Volsci again invaded Roman soil , in conjunction with the Aequi , but these would no longer put up with Attius Tullius for their general . Whereupon the dispute as to whether the Volsci or the Aequi should furnish a commander for the ...
Pagina 431
... Volsci and Aequi . They made no question but that the Romans , if they had perceived them , would retreat in the night , and accordingly at about the third watch they came to attack the camp . Quinctius stilled the tumult which the ...
... Volsci and Aequi . They made no question but that the Romans , if they had perceived them , would retreat in the night , and accordingly at about the third watch they came to attack the camp . Quinctius stilled the tumult which the ...
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