Stories From Livy
Stories From Livy
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These I shall conquer, even as I conquered Veii, in Roman fashion, evenby valour, by labour, and by arms. " When he had so spoken he commanded that the man should be stripped ofhis clothing, and that his hands should be tied behind his back. In thisplight he delivered him to the lads to be taken back to the city, giving them rods wherewith to scourge the traitor, and drive him backto Falerii. There was a great concourse of people to see this sight; andthe Senate was summoned by the magistrates ...to consider the matter. Sogreat a change was wrought in the minds of men that they who a littlebefore had been obstinate to perish like the men of Veii, now with onevoice desired peace. Ambassadors therefore were sent to Camillus, who, having been bidden by him to go to Rome, had audience of the Senate, towhom they spake thus: "Fathers, ye and your generals have overcome us insuch a fashion as neither gods nor men can blame. We therefore surrenderourselves to you, making no doubt that we shall live more happily underyour government than under our own laws.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These I shall conquer, even as I conquered Veii, in Roman fashion, evenby valour, by labour, and by arms. " When he had so spoken he commanded that the man should be stripped ofhis clothing, and that his hands should be tied behind his back. In thisplight he delivered him to the lads to be taken back to the city, giving them rods wherewith to scourge the traitor, and drive him backto Falerii. There was a great concourse of people to see this sight; andthe Senate was summoned by the magistrates ...to consider the matter. Sogreat a change was wrought in the minds of men that they who a littlebefore had been obstinate to perish like the men of Veii, now with onevoice desired peace. Ambassadors therefore were sent to Camillus, who, having been bidden by him to go to Rome, had audience of the Senate, towhom they spake thus: "Fathers, ye and your generals have overcome us insuch a fashion as neither gods nor men can blame. We therefore surrenderourselves to you, making no doubt that we shall live more happily underyour government than under our own laws.
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