Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 7
... brought us to the present time , when we can endure neither our vices nor their cure . What chiefly makes the study of history wholesome and profitable is this , that you behold the lessons of every kind of experience set forth as on a ...
... brought us to the present time , when we can endure neither our vices nor their cure . What chiefly makes the study of history wholesome and profitable is this , that you behold the lessons of every kind of experience set forth as on a ...
Pagina 203
... brought Lucius Junius Brutus , with whom he chanced to be returning to Rome when he was met by the messenger from his wife . Lucretia they found sitting sadly in her chamber . The entrance of her friends brought the tears to her eyes ...
... brought Lucius Junius Brutus , with whom he chanced to be returning to Rome when he was met by the messenger from his wife . Lucretia they found sitting sadly in her chamber . The entrance of her friends brought the tears to her eyes ...
Pagina 263
... brought them all back in safety to their kinsmen in Rome . When this had been reported to the king , he was at first enraged and sent emissaries to Rome to demand that the hostage Cloelia be given up , for he made no great account of ...
... brought them all back in safety to their kinsmen in Rome . When this had been reported to the king , he was at first enraged and sent emissaries to Rome to demand that the hostage Cloelia be given up , for he made no great account of ...
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