A Manual of Ancient History, Volume 3Van Antwerp, Bragg & Company, 1872 - 132 pages |
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Page 250
... refuse of the neighboring tribes . To obtain wives for these adventurers , he invited the Latins and Sabines to witness games in honor of Neptune ; and when not only men , but women and children were assembled , the runners and ...
... refuse of the neighboring tribes . To obtain wives for these adventurers , he invited the Latins and Sabines to witness games in honor of Neptune ; and when not only men , but women and children were assembled , the runners and ...
Page 257
... refusing to purchase , the sibyl went away and destroyed three of the books ; then brought back the remaining six , for which she asked the same amount of money . A. H. - 17 . The king again sent her away ; she destroyed three HISTORY ...
... refusing to purchase , the sibyl went away and destroyed three of the books ; then brought back the remaining six , for which she asked the same amount of money . A. H. - 17 . The king again sent her away ; she destroyed three HISTORY ...
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... refused thus to sign away their own and their children's liberty were often imprisoned , loaded with chains , and starved or tortured by the cruelty of their creditors . The patrician castles , which commanded the hills of Rome ...
... refused thus to sign away their own and their children's liberty were often imprisoned , loaded with chains , and starved or tortured by the cruelty of their creditors . The patrician castles , which commanded the hills of Rome ...
Page 262
... refused to divide the public lands . The only resource of the commons was to withhold themselves from military service , and the tribunes now made their power felt by protecting them in refusing to enlist . The consuls defeated this ...
... refused to divide the public lands . The only resource of the commons was to withhold themselves from military service , and the tribunes now made their power felt by protecting them in refusing to enlist . The consuls defeated this ...
Page 263
... refused all terms except such as were impossible for the Republic to grant . The priests and augurs next went to plead with him , but without effect . At last the noble ladies of Rome , headed by HISTORY OF ROME . 263.
... refused all terms except such as were impossible for the Republic to grant . The priests and augurs next went to plead with him , but without effect . At last the noble ladies of Rome , headed by HISTORY OF ROME . 263.
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