Livy: Books XXVIII-XXXHarvard University Press, 1949 |
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Pagina 27
... returned to Oreum , Attalus , unaware of the coming of Philip , was spending his time in exacting money from lead- ing citizens . And so unexpected was the attack that if some of the Cretans , who happened to have gone a long distance ...
... returned to Oreum , Attalus , unaware of the coming of Philip , was spending his time in exacting money from lead- ing citizens . And so unexpected was the attack that if some of the Cretans , who happened to have gone a long distance ...
Pagina 439
... returned to Rome escorted by his father on one side and Catulus on the other , gaining distinction for an act that was personal rather than official . A bill was brought before the people that it should not be a ground for charges ...
... returned to Rome escorted by his father on one side and Catulus on the other , gaining distinction for an act that was personal rather than official . A bill was brought before the people that it should not be a ground for charges ...
Pagina 507
... returned ; otherwise there would be no armistice nor any hope of a peace . Such terms the envoys were bidden to carry home , and as they announced them in the assembly Gisgo 3 came forward to oppose the peace . While the multitude was ...
... returned ; otherwise there would be no armistice nor any hope of a peace . Such terms the envoys were bidden to carry home , and as they announced them in the assembly Gisgo 3 came forward to oppose the peace . While the multitude was ...
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2nd Imp 3rd Imp aciem aediles Africa Appian army atque battle bello bellum Bruttii camp Carthage Carthaginians castra cavalry CBDAN Claudius command consul Conway deinde eius enemy envoys erant erat esset etiam exercitus ferme fleet Froben fuit Gaius Gaius Laelius Gronovius haec Hannibal Hasdrubal haud Hispania hostium Ilergetes inde inter ipse ipsi Italy Itaque JK Aldus JK Froben Laelius legati legions Livius Livy Locri Madvig Mago Mandonius Marcus Masinissa milia militum modo naves navibus neque nihil Numidians omnes omnia omnis P(1)N Aldus peace peditum Pleminius Polybius populi praetor primo prope province provincia Publius pugna quae quam quia quibus quidem quinqueremes Quintus quod quoque Romam Roman Rome Scipio Scipionem Scipionis senate sent Servilius ships sibi Sicily soldiers Spain Strabo sunt Syphax tamen tribunes urbe urbem Vols Weissenborn XXIX XXVIII Zama