Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 19
... gave them to his wife Larentia to rear . Some think that Larentia , having been free with her favours , had got the name of " she - wolf " among the shepherds , and that this gave rise to this marvellous story.1 The boys , thus born and ...
... gave them to his wife Larentia to rear . Some think that Larentia , having been free with her favours , had got the name of " she - wolf " among the shepherds , and that this gave rise to this marvellous story.1 The boys , thus born and ...
Pagina 135
... gave assurance that a victory had been won almost sooner than the news of it could be brought . In this battle the cavalry particularly distinguished themselves . They were posted on either flank of the Romans , and when the centre ...
... gave assurance that a victory had been won almost sooner than the news of it could be brought . In this battle the cavalry particularly distinguished themselves . They were posted on either flank of the Romans , and when the centre ...
Pagina 435
... gave the information , a man called Vindi- cius , he gave his freedom ; from his name came the word vindicta . Having led an army against the princes , who had collected forces from Veii and Tarquinii and begun a war , he fell in the ...
... gave the information , a man called Vindi- cius , he gave his freedom ; from his name came the word vindicta . Having led an army against the princes , who had collected forces from Veii and Tarquinii and begun a war , he fell in the ...
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