Livy: Books XXVIII-XXXHarvard University Press, 1949 |
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Pagina 171
... allies . Landing your troops you led them through country everywhere perfectly safe and reached allies and friends of the Roman people at Tarraco . From Tarraco it was then a march from one Roman post to another . Along the Hiberus were ...
... allies . Landing your troops you led them through country everywhere perfectly safe and reached allies and friends of the Roman people at Tarraco . From Tarraco it was then a march from one Roman post to another . Along the Hiberus were ...
Pagina 283
... allies and friends ; that their children , their wives and whatever else had been taken away by violence be restored to them ; that all the money removed from the treasure - chambers of Proserpina be sought out and twice that amount be ...
... allies and friends ; that their children , their wives and whatever else had been taken away by violence be restored to them ; that all the money removed from the treasure - chambers of Proserpina be sought out and twice that amount be ...
Pagina 525
... allies of the Roman people from being exhausted by raids and forced by acts of violence to go over to the king's side ; that he had not gone beyond the boundaries 2 of the allies ; that he had exerted him- self that raiders should not ...
... allies of the Roman people from being exhausted by raids and forced by acts of violence to go over to the king's side ; that he had not gone beyond the boundaries 2 of the allies ; that he had exerted him- self that raiders should not ...
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