Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 323
... plebeians , having been abandoned by their friends , feared violence at the hands of the senators ; the senators feared the plebeians who were left behind in Rome , being uncertain whether they had rather they stayed or went . Besides ...
... plebeians , having been abandoned by their friends , feared violence at the hands of the senators ; the senators feared the plebeians who were left behind in Rome , being uncertain whether they had rather they stayed or went . Besides ...
Pagina 329
... plebeians , and who after the secession was even dearer to the commons . This mediator and umpire of civil harınony , this ambas- sador of the senators to the people , this restorer of the plebs to Rome , did not leave sufficient wealth ...
... plebeians , and who after the secession was even dearer to the commons . This mediator and umpire of civil harınony , this ambas- sador of the senators to the people , this restorer of the plebs to Rome , did not leave sufficient wealth ...
Pagina 357
... plebeians , and by their seditions at home they brought about a foreign war . The war then caused domestic strife to be interrupted , while with one mind and purpose pa- tricians and plebeians met the rebellious Volsci and Aequi and ...
... plebeians , and by their seditions at home they brought about a foreign war . The war then caused domestic strife to be interrupted , while with one mind and purpose pa- tricians and plebeians met the rebellious Volsci and Aequi and ...
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