Livy
Livy
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They sent back the scapegoats to their camp, sorely though they suffered for their idle confidence in Roman honour. They soon found to their cost that the aged Pontius had warned them truly, for the legions were once more upon the march against them, eager to wipe out the memory of their disgrace, and to prove in a fair field their ancient valour. Two consular armies moved towards the South, and the successes which they won balanced the memory of the great disaster. Livy's picturesque treatment.... In describing the events which have been just sketched the narrative of Livy exhibits a high degree of literary skill, and is full of variety and animated scenes : he recounts in picturesque style the humiliation of the conquered army, the Samnites' generous weakness in catching at the hopes of peace and trusting to a captive's word, the Senate's sophistry and Rome's tarnished honour, in receiving her prisoners of war and casting their pledges to the winds. Want of method in dealing with the War.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They sent back the scapegoats to their camp, sorely though they suffered for their idle confidence in Roman honour. They soon found to their cost that the aged Pontius had warned them truly, for the legions were once more upon the march against them, eager to wipe out the memory of their disgrace, and to prove in a fair field their ancient valour. Two consular armies moved towards the South, and the successes which they won balanced the memory of the great disaster. Livy's picturesque treatment.... In describing the events which have been just sketched the narrative of Livy exhibits a high degree of literary skill, and is full of variety and animated scenes : he recounts in picturesque style the humiliation of the conquered army, the Samnites' generous weakness in catching at the hopes of peace and trusting to a captive's word, the Senate's sophistry and Rome's tarnished honour, in receiving her prisoners of war and casting their pledges to the winds. Want of method in dealing with the War.
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