Niebuhrs Lectures On Roman History volume 1
Niebuhrs Lectures On Roman History volume 1
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The cognomen of Capitolinus was not given him for having saved the Capitol, but because he lived there ; as T. Manlius, most likely his father, already twenty years before, occurs with that name in the Fasti. The deliverance of the Capitol was not the only brilliant achievement of Manlius : he was acknowledged as one of the most distinguished heroes in war, and the fact of his not being met with at all in the Fasti, throws a light upon the position in which he MANLIUS CAPITOLINUS. 393 etood. It... is generally told of him, that he entertained consilia regni affectandi; but Livy says, that there were no proofs to be found in the annals of any such inten- tion, beyond meetings held in his house, and his bounty to the Plebes. It may have been, that he bore a grudge against those who were in power, because he had re- ceived no reward for his deeds : it may be also, that his great soul was stirred within him by a vast ambition, and that he yielded to the desire of taking the crown for his reward.
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The cognomen of Capitolinus was not given him for having saved the Capitol, but because he lived there ; as T. Manlius, most likely his father, already twenty years before, occurs with that name in the Fasti. The deliverance of the Capitol was not the only brilliant achievement of Manlius : he was acknowledged as one of the most distinguished heroes in war, and the fact of his not being met with at all in the Fasti, throws a light upon the position in which he MANLIUS CAPITOLINUS. 393 etood. It... is generally told of him, that he entertained consilia regni affectandi; but Livy says, that there were no proofs to be found in the annals of any such inten- tion, beyond meetings held in his house, and his bounty to the Plebes. It may have been, that he bore a grudge against those who were in power, because he had re- ceived no reward for his deeds : it may be also, that his great soul was stirred within him by a vast ambition, and that he yielded to the desire of taking the crown for his reward.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barthold Georg Niebuhr to read onlineMoreLess
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