Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 55
... army . XV . From Fidenae the war - spirit , by a kind of contagion , spread to the Veientes , whose hostility was aroused by their kinship with the Fidenates , Etruscans like themselves , and was intensified by the danger which lay in ...
... army . XV . From Fidenae the war - spirit , by a kind of contagion , spread to the Veientes , whose hostility was aroused by their kinship with the Fidenates , Etruscans like themselves , and was intensified by the danger which lay in ...
Pagina 97
... army from Alba , and led his forces against the enemy . Crossing the Anio , he pitched his camp at the con- fluence of the rivers . The Veientine army had crossed the Tiber between that place and Fidenae . These troops , drawn up next ...
... army from Alba , and led his forces against the enemy . Crossing the Anio , he pitched his camp at the con- fluence of the rivers . The Veientine army had crossed the Tiber between that place and Fidenae . These troops , drawn up next ...
Pagina 417
... army , and he sometimes sneeringly dubbed them " tribunes of the plebs " and " Voleros . " LIX . Every one of these circumstances was known to the Volsci , and they pressed their enemy the harder , hoping that the Roman army would ex ...
... army , and he sometimes sneeringly dubbed them " tribunes of the plebs " and " Voleros . " LIX . Every one of these circumstances was known to the Volsci , and they pressed their enemy the harder , hoping that the Roman army would ex ...
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