A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 71
... Livy iv . 20. 7. The emperor Augustus used this inscription to correct Livy on a point of constitutional detail . On the date of the campaign see De Sanctis , Storia dei Romani , vol . ii . pp . 137-8 . 13 The story of a long tunnel ...
... Livy iv . 20. 7. The emperor Augustus used this inscription to correct Livy on a point of constitutional detail . On the date of the campaign see De Sanctis , Storia dei Romani , vol . ii . pp . 137-8 . 13 The story of a long tunnel ...
Pagina 104
... Livy's account of the First Samnite War is plainly impossible in its details , some of which are manifest duplicates ... ( Livy vii . 42. 7. ) 11 There is a discrepancy between Livy ( vii . 17. 2 ) and Diodorus ( xvi . 69. 1 ) , who assign ...
... Livy's account of the First Samnite War is plainly impossible in its details , some of which are manifest duplicates ... ( Livy vii . 42. 7. ) 11 There is a discrepancy between Livy ( vii . 17. 2 ) and Diodorus ( xvi . 69. 1 ) , who assign ...
Pagina 584
... Livy . work of T. Livius , who covered the whole span from Romulus to Augustus in 142 books . Unlike most of his predecessors in Roman historiography , Livy was purely a man of letters , with a rhetorical rather than a practical ...
... Livy . work of T. Livius , who covered the whole span from Romulus to Augustus in 142 books . Unlike most of his predecessors in Roman historiography , Livy was purely a man of letters , with a rhetorical rather than a practical ...
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