A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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But in view of their farther distance from Rome, and of their unfamiliarity with the
Latin tongue, they were not yet regarded as competent to exercise the “ public ''
rights, and were therefore denied the privilege of a vote in the Roman Comitia (
ius ...
But in view of their farther distance from Rome, and of their unfamiliarity with the
Latin tongue, they were not yet regarded as competent to exercise the “ public ''
rights, and were therefore denied the privilege of a vote in the Roman Comitia (
ius ...
Pagina 268
EARLY LATIN PoETRY 2' The period of the great foreign wars was also that
which gave birth to Roman literature. The conquests of the third and second
centuries imparted to the Romans a pride in their past achievement and a
confidence in ...
EARLY LATIN PoETRY 2' The period of the great foreign wars was also that
which gave birth to Roman literature. The conquests of the third and second
centuries imparted to the Romans a pride in their past achievement and a
confidence in ...
Pagina 269
The influence of Greek on Latin literature was nowhere more apparent than in its
earliest productions. The first Latin author, Livius Andronicus, was actually a
Greek from Tarentum, who was brought captive to Rome in 272 and repaid the ...
The influence of Greek on Latin literature was nowhere more apparent than in its
earliest productions. The first Latin author, Livius Andronicus, was actually a
Greek from Tarentum, who was brought captive to Rome in 272 and repaid the ...
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