...the statement which Augustine quotes from ' Varro, and which is found also in Plutarch, that during the first '170 years from the foundation of the city, the Romans had no images ' of their gods. AH these accounts represent a change eflected in. ' the Roman religion ; and the term of 1 70 years...

...Varro 1;, and which is found also in Plutarch, that during the first hundred and seventy years after the foundation of the city, the Romans had no images of their gods. All these accounts represent a change effected in the Roman religion ; and the term of 170 years, given...

...673-641; Ancus Martins, 641-616; L. Tarquinius Prisons, 616-578; Servius Tullius, 578-534; Tarquinius Superbus, 534-510. RELIGION OF ROME. 23. Before passing...but it kept alive the homely household virtues, and regu* At a later period, when the Romans had become familiar with the literature of the Greeks, an...

...Tarqninius Priscus, 618-578; Servius Tullius, 578-534; Tarqninius Superbus, 534-510. RELIGION OF ROME. 28. Before passing to the history of the Republic, we...but it kept alive the homely household virtues, and regu" At a later period, when the Romans had become familiar with the literature of the Greeks, an...

...from Varro, and which is found also in Plutarch, that during the first hundred and seventy years after the foundation of the city, the Romans had no images of their gods. All these accounts represent a change effected in the Roman religion ; and the term of one hundred...