Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 57
... peaceful measures . For it was to him , assuredly , that Rome owed the vigour which enabled her to enjoy an untroubled peace for the next forty years . Nevertheless , he was more liked by the commons than by the senate , and was pre ...
... peaceful measures . For it was to him , assuredly , that Rome owed the vigour which enabled her to enjoy an untroubled peace for the next forty years . Nevertheless , he was more liked by the commons than by the senate , and was pre ...
Pagina 269
... peace be their object , for a place of exile , that nothing may hinder my being at peace with you . " His words were followed by yet more friendly deeds . The hostages remaining in his hands he returned , and he gave back the Veientine ...
... peace be their object , for a place of exile , that nothing may hinder my being at peace with you . " His words were followed by yet more friendly deeds . The hostages remaining in his hands he returned , and he gave back the Veientine ...
Pagina 383
... peace , and peace in turn by war . Hence it was impossible either to let the whole matter go or to end it . Other wars , too , were immediately threatening - like the one with the Aequi and the Volsci , who would observe peace only so ...
... peace , and peace in turn by war . Hence it was impossible either to let the whole matter go or to end it . Other wars , too , were immediately threatening - like the one with the Aequi and the Volsci , who would observe peace only so ...
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