Livy, with an English Translation, Volume 1Heinemann, 1961 |
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Pagina 67
... hand and , laying his right hand on Numa's head , he uttered the following prayer : " Father Jupiter , if it is Heaven's will that this man Numa Pompilius , whose head I am touching , be king in Rome , do thou exhibit to us unmistakable ...
... hand and , laying his right hand on Numa's head , he uttered the following prayer : " Father Jupiter , if it is Heaven's will that this man Numa Pompilius , whose head I am touching , be king in Rome , do thou exhibit to us unmistakable ...
Pagina 87
... hand - to - hand fight which followed , wherein were soon exhibited to men's eyes not only struggling bodies and the play of the sword and shield , but also bloody wounds , two of the Romans fell , fatally wounded , one upon the other ...
... hand - to - hand fight which followed , wherein were soon exhibited to men's eyes not only struggling bodies and the play of the sword and shield , but also bloody wounds , two of the Romans fell , fatally wounded , one upon the other ...
Pagina 259
... hand into the fire that was kindled for the sacrifice . When he allowed his hand to burn as if his spirit were unconscious of sensation , the king was almost beside himself with wonder . He bounded from his seat and bade them remove the ...
... hand into the fire that was kindled for the sacrifice . When he allowed his hand to burn as if his spirit were unconscious of sensation , the king was almost beside himself with wonder . He bounded from his seat and bade them remove the ...
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