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Pagina 57
... peaceful measures . For it was to him , assuredly , that Rome owed the vigour which enabled her to enjoy an untroubled peace for the next forty years . Nevertheless , he was more liked by the commons than by the senate , and was pre ...
... peaceful measures . For it was to him , assuredly , that Rome owed the vigour which enabled her to enjoy an untroubled peace for the next forty years . Nevertheless , he was more liked by the commons than by the senate , and was pre ...
Pagina 149
... peace : as Numa had established religious law , so Servius intended that posterity should celebrate himself as the originator of all distinctions among the citizens , and of the orders which clearly differentiate the various grades of ...
... peace : as Numa had established religious law , so Servius intended that posterity should celebrate himself as the originator of all distinctions among the citizens , and of the orders which clearly differentiate the various grades of ...
Pagina 383
... peace , and peace in turn by war . Hence it was impossible either to let the whole matter go or to end it . Other wars , too , were immediately threatening - like the one with the Aequi and the Volsci , who would observe peace only so ...
... peace , and peace in turn by war . Hence it was impossible either to let the whole matter go or to end it . Other wars , too , were immediately threatening - like the one with the Aequi and the Volsci , who would observe peace only so ...
Parole e frasi comuni
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
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| Titolo | Livy, with an English Translation, Volume 1 Volume 1 di Livy, Alfred Cary Schlesinger Volume 1 di Livy, Livy Livy, with an English Translation, Livy Volume 114;Volume 133;Volume 172;Volume 191;Volume 233;Volume 295;Volume 301;Volume 313;Volume 332;Volume 355;Volume 367;Volume 381;Volume 396;Volume 404 di Loeb classical library |
| Autore | Livy |
| Editore | Heinemann, 1961 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | la University of California |
| Digitalizzato | 27 feb 2008 |
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