Livy, with an English Translation, Volume 1Heinemann, 1961 |
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Pagina 69
... fear of their enemies and by military discipline into extravagance and idleness , he thought the very first thing to do , as being the most efficacious with a populace which was ignorant and , in those early days , uncivilized , was to ...
... fear of their enemies and by military discipline into extravagance and idleness , he thought the very first thing to do , as being the most efficacious with a populace which was ignorant and , in those early days , uncivilized , was to ...
Pagina 277
... fear came over the plebs and caused them to be more zealous in obeying orders . For there was no recourse in this case , as with the consuls , who shared the powers of their office equally , to the as- sistance of the man's colleague ...
... fear came over the plebs and caused them to be more zealous in obeying orders . For there was no recourse in this case , as with the consuls , who shared the powers of their office equally , to the as- sistance of the man's colleague ...
Pagina 305
... fear and danger had quite shifted from the debtors to the creditors , who were singled out and maltreated by large numbers in full sight of the consul . To crown these troubles came the fear of a Sabine invasion . A levy was decreed ...
... fear and danger had quite shifted from the debtors to the creditors , who were singled out and maltreated by large numbers in full sight of the consul . To crown these troubles came the fear of a Sabine invasion . A levy was decreed ...
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acies adeo Aeneas Aequi Alban alii animi animos anno Appius arma army atque auctores Aurunci battle belli bello bellum Brutus camp castra City Collatia consul consulem curia deinde eius enemy enim eorum erant erat esset etiam Etruscans exercitus Fabii Fabius Fathers Fidenae fuerat fuit Gabii haec haud Hernici hostem hostium inde inquit inter ipse ipsi Itaque king Latins Lavinium lictor Livy Lucretius magis magistratu Mettius modo neque nihil nomen nunc omnes omnia omnis omnium patres patribus patrum peace plebeians plebem plebis plebs pomerium populi Porsinna primo primum prope publica pugna quae quam quia quibus quidem quod quoque rege regem regis regnum Romae Romam Roman Rome Romulus Sabines satis senate Servilius Servius Servius Tullius Sextus Tarquinius sibi sunt tamen Tarquinius Titus tribunes Tullus urbe urbem urbis Valerius Veientes velut Verginius Vols Volsci