Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 135
... battle , and upon their being routed the same thing hindered their flight , so that many of them escaped the Romans only to perish in the stream ; while their shields floated down the Tiber toward the City , and , being recog- nized ...
... battle , and upon their being routed the same thing hindered their flight , so that many of them escaped the Romans only to perish in the stream ; while their shields floated down the Tiber toward the City , and , being recog- nized ...
Pagina 285
... battle at Lake Regillus . The dictator and his master of the horse returned to the City and triumphed . XXI . For the next three years there was neither a stable peace nor war . The consuls Quintus Cloelius and Titus Larcius were ...
... battle at Lake Regillus . The dictator and his master of the horse returned to the City and triumphed . XXI . For the next three years there was neither a stable peace nor war . The consuls Quintus Cloelius and Titus Larcius were ...
Pagina 373
... battle . XLVI . The line was drawn up , nor did the Veientes and the Etruscan levies shun the encounter . They felt almost certain that the Romans would no more fight with them than they had fought with the Aequi . That they might even ...
... battle . XLVI . The line was drawn up , nor did the Veientes and the Etruscan levies shun the encounter . They felt almost certain that the Romans would no more fight with them than they had fought with the Aequi . That they might even ...
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