Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 25
... city in the region where they had been ex- posed and brought up . And in fact the population of Albans and Latins was too large ; besides , there were the shepherds . All together , their numbers might easily lead men to hope that Alba ...
... city in the region where they had been ex- posed and brought up . And in fact the population of Albans and Latins was too large ; besides , there were the shepherds . All together , their numbers might easily lead men to hope that Alba ...
Pagina 157
... City . Even at that early date the temple of Diana at Ephesus enjoyed great renown . It was reputed to have been built through the co- operation of the cities of Asia , and this harmony and community of worship Servius praised in ...
... City . Even at that early date the temple of Diana at Ephesus enjoyed great renown . It was reputed to have been built through the co- operation of the cities of Asia , and this harmony and community of worship Servius praised in ...
Pagina 193
... city of that time , and there is no building , even among those of our own day , for the founda- tions of which it would not be more than enough . LVI . Being intent upon completing the temple , the king called in workmen from every ...
... city of that time , and there is no building , even among those of our own day , for the founda- tions of which it would not be more than enough . LVI . Being intent upon completing the temple , the king called in workmen from every ...
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