The History of Rome 1
The History of Rome 1
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Without oird(irs, they faced about; and, with countenances as dejected as though they had been vanquished, retired to their camp, execrating, at one time, the general, at another, the exertions of the cavalry. The consul, however, sought not any remedy against so pestilent an example, showing by one instance among many, that men of the most transcend- ant abilities are more apt to be deficient in regard to the discipline of their own troops, than in conquering an enemy. Fabius returned to Rome*... having reaped little fresh glory from the war, but having irritated and exasperated, to a high degree, the hatred of the soldiers against him. The patricians, notwithstanding, had influence enough to continue the consulship in the Fabian family: they elected Marcos Fabius to that office, and Cneius Manlius was ap- ^ ^ ^74.
pointed his colleague. B- C 478.
XL IV. This year also produced a tribune hardy enough VOL. I. — Z 170 HISTORY OF ROME. [Y. R. 274.
to make another attempt at carrying the agrarian law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without oird(irs, they faced about; and, with countenances as dejected as though they had been vanquished, retired to their camp, execrating, at one time, the general, at another, the exertions of the cavalry. The consul, however, sought not any remedy against so pestilent an example, showing by one instance among many, that men of the most transcend- ant abilities are more apt to be deficient in regard to the discipline of their own troops, than in conquering an enemy. Fabius returned to Rome*... having reaped little fresh glory from the war, but having irritated and exasperated, to a high degree, the hatred of the soldiers against him. The patricians, notwithstanding, had influence enough to continue the consulship in the Fabian family: they elected Marcos Fabius to that office, and Cneius Manlius was ap- ^ ^ ^74.
pointed his colleague. B- C 478.
XL IV. This year also produced a tribune hardy enough VOL. I. — Z 170 HISTORY OF ROME. [Y. R. 274.
to make another attempt at carrying the agrarian law.
What to read after The History of Rome 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Livy to read onlineMoreLess
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