Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 53
... began war themselves . Arming the young men , they sent them to ravage the land be- tween the City and Fidenae . Thence they turned to the left - for the Tiber stopped them on the right -and by their devastations struck terror into the ...
... began war themselves . Arming the young men , they sent them to ravage the land be- tween the City and Fidenae . Thence they turned to the left - for the Tiber stopped them on the right -and by their devastations struck terror into the ...
Pagina 355
Livy. favour now began to go over to the opponent and vetoer of the land - legislation . Each consul then began , as if vying with the other , to pamper the plebs . Verginius said that he would permit lands to be assigned , provided they ...
Livy. favour now began to go over to the opponent and vetoer of the land - legislation . Each consul then began , as if vying with the other , to pamper the plebs . Verginius said that he would permit lands to be assigned , provided they ...
Pagina 395
... began to affect men's minds , and they began to seek at home for the old troubles which were no longer to be met with abroad . The tribunes roused the plebs to madness with their usual poison , a land - law . The Fathers resisted , but ...
... began to affect men's minds , and they began to seek at home for the old troubles which were no longer to be met with abroad . The tribunes roused the plebs to madness with their usual poison , a land - law . The Fathers resisted , but ...
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