Livy, Volume 1Harvard University Press, 1976 |
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Pagina 49
... side , to part the hostile forces and disarm them of their anger , be- seeching their fathers on this side , on that their husbands , that fathers - in - law and sons - in - law should not stain themselves with impious bloodshed , nor ...
... side , to part the hostile forces and disarm them of their anger , be- seeching their fathers on this side , on that their husbands , that fathers - in - law and sons - in - law should not stain themselves with impious bloodshed , nor ...
Pagina 97
... side . Fidenae having openly revolted , Tullus summoned Mettius and his army from Alba , and led his forces against the enemy . Crossing the Anio , he pitched his camp at the con- fluence of the rivers . The Veientine army had crossed ...
... side . Fidenae having openly revolted , Tullus summoned Mettius and his army from Alba , and led his forces against the enemy . Crossing the Anio , he pitched his camp at the con- fluence of the rivers . The Veientine army had crossed ...
Pagina 135
... side was panic - stricken ; he therefore sent the booty and the prisoners to Rome , and after making a huge pile of the captured arms and setting fire to it , in fulfilment of a vow to Vulcan , pushed forward at the head of his army ...
... side was panic - stricken ; he therefore sent the booty and the prisoners to Rome , and after making a huge pile of the captured arms and setting fire to it , in fulfilment of a vow to Vulcan , pushed forward at the head of his army ...
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