Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina xxiii
... field of Roman History , Livy's work became the standard source - book from which later writers were to draw their materials . We have already seen how it was epitomized and excerpted . Other writers who took their historical data from ...
... field of Roman History , Livy's work became the standard source - book from which later writers were to draw their materials . We have already seen how it was epitomized and excerpted . Other writers who took their historical data from ...
Pagina 55
... fields and brought it back to Veii . The Romans , on the con- trary , not finding their enemy in the fields , crossed ... field of battle rather than to be shut up and compelled to fight for their homes and their town . Without employing ...
... fields and brought it back to Veii . The Romans , on the con- trary , not finding their enemy in the fields , crossed ... field of battle rather than to be shut up and compelled to fight for their homes and their town . Without employing ...
Pagina 415
... fields in order that the plebeians , if they should secede , might find a refuge with them . Then , when the matter was ... field Appius displayed the same violence that he had shown in Rome , and it now had freer play because it was not ...
... fields in order that the plebeians , if they should secede , might find a refuge with them . Then , when the matter was ... field Appius displayed the same violence that he had shown in Rome , and it now had freer play because it was not ...
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