Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 49
... cause of war , the cause of wounds , and even death to both our husbands and our parents . It will be better for us to perish than to live , lacking either of you , as widows or as orphans . " It was a touching plea , not only to the ...
... cause of war , the cause of wounds , and even death to both our husbands and our parents . It will be better for us to perish than to live , lacking either of you , as widows or as orphans . " It was a touching plea , not only to the ...
Pagina 171
... cause that the evil be- ginning of this reign was , at no long date , followed by a similar end . Servius Tullius had ruled forty - four years , so well that even a good and moderate successor would have found it hard to emulate him ...
... cause that the evil be- ginning of this reign was , at no long date , followed by a similar end . Servius Tullius had ruled forty - four years , so well that even a good and moderate successor would have found it hard to emulate him ...
Pagina 389
Livy. was granted , but their instinctive fickleness caused them to weary of the pact before the Roman garrison was ... causing them to grow more rash . And so they now and then drove flocks in the way of the invaders , as if they had ...
Livy. was granted , but their instinctive fickleness caused them to weary of the pact before the Roman garrison was ... causing them to grow more rash . And so they now and then drove flocks in the way of the invaders , as if they had ...
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