Livy, with an English Translation, Volume 1Heinemann, 1961 |
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Pagina vii
... given in the Weissenborn - Müller text , and has furnished , besides , the materials from which the textual notes have been drawn up . I have aimed to indicate every instance where the reading printed does not rest on the authority of ...
... given in the Weissenborn - Müller text , and has furnished , besides , the materials from which the textual notes have been drawn up . I have aimed to indicate every instance where the reading printed does not rest on the authority of ...
Pagina 39
... given their persons . A sense of injury had often given place to affection , and they would find their husbands the kinder for this reason , that every man would earnestly endeavour not only to be a good husband , but also to console ...
... given their persons . A sense of injury had often given place to affection , and they would find their husbands the kinder for this reason , that every man would earnestly endeavour not only to be a good husband , but also to console ...
Pagina 421
... given him the more reason to be content with his own dis- position . Against this complete harmony between commander and army the Aequi ventured no oppo- sition , but suffered their enemies to devastate their fields at will ; and in ...
... given him the more reason to be content with his own dis- position . Against this complete harmony between commander and army the Aequi ventured no oppo- sition , but suffered their enemies to devastate their fields at will ; and in ...
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