Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 185
... father was intolerably cruel to him . His father's pride , he said , was now diverted from strangers upon his own family . Even his children were too many to please him , and the solitude which he had caused in the senate - house he ...
... father was intolerably cruel to him . His father's pride , he said , was now diverted from strangers upon his own family . Even his children were too many to please him , and the solitude which he had caused in the senate - house he ...
Pagina 221
... Fathers and the Enrolled , the latter being the designation of the new senators , who were appointed . This measure was wonderfully effective in promoting harmony in the state and at- taching the plebs to the Fathers.2 II . Matters of ...
... Fathers and the Enrolled , the latter being the designation of the new senators , who were appointed . This measure was wonderfully effective in promoting harmony in the state and at- taching the plebs to the Fathers.2 II . Matters of ...
Pagina 295
... Fathers , uncertain whether they should incur more danger by holding back or by coming forward , finally came into the senate , and the required number being at length assembled , not only the senators , but even the consuls themselves ...
... Fathers , uncertain whether they should incur more danger by holding back or by coming forward , finally came into the senate , and the required number being at length assembled , not only the senators , but even the consuls themselves ...
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