The Liberty of Rome: A History, Том 2G. P. Putnam, 1849 |
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... perhaps , in the temple or on the Capitoline , and nowhere sees the signs of any real or comprehensive civilization . This glimpse is imagi- nary ; but it is obtained through the casements which history opens in recording , at one time ...
... perhaps , in the temple or on the Capitoline , and nowhere sees the signs of any real or comprehensive civilization . This glimpse is imagi- nary ; but it is obtained through the casements which history opens in recording , at one time ...
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... perhaps composed , as has been reported , of pau- pers and bondmen who were weary of the privation they had endured or maddened by the prospect of the sufferings before them . At first encamping upon the Alban hill , and seizing a ...
... perhaps composed , as has been reported , of pau- pers and bondmen who were weary of the privation they had endured or maddened by the prospect of the sufferings before them . At first encamping upon the Alban hill , and seizing a ...
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... perhaps , to sue for forgiveness , without writing their petition or their demand in blood . The feeling of the men was shared by the leaders , and whether it were Valerius Corvus , or Quinctius , or Rutilus , who pleaded the cause of ...
... perhaps , to sue for forgiveness , without writing their petition or their demand in blood . The feeling of the men was shared by the leaders , and whether it were Valerius Corvus , or Quinctius , or Rutilus , who pleaded the cause of ...
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... perhaps , from the allied Lat- ins.30 The following quarter of a century brought two tribes more into Rome ; 31 and still other two , making thirty - one in all , were added a few years sub- sequently : these last four being apparently ...
... perhaps , from the allied Lat- ins.30 The following quarter of a century brought two tribes more into Rome ; 31 and still other two , making thirty - one in all , were added a few years sub- sequently : these last four being apparently ...
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... perhaps the highest , was not , at least , the on- ly , renown to be acquired ; nor did regard for his own dignity , as the historian remarks , induce forgetful- ness of the liberties or the necessities of other men.39 The next name of ...
... perhaps the highest , was not , at least , the on- ly , renown to be acquired ; nor did regard for his own dignity , as the historian remarks , induce forgetful- ness of the liberties or the necessities of other men.39 The next name of ...
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