The History of Rome 6
The History of Rome 6
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xxvi. 9.
Alifiheray xxviii. 8.
Allia river, v. 37. vi. 28. vii. 13. xxxviii. 17.
L. Allienus^ plebeian aedUe, iii. 31.
Allifa^ viii. 25. ix. ^.
Alluciusj Celtiberian prince, receives his spouse from Scipio, xxvi. 50. , Alo/ieeonneawy xxxi. 16.
AloreuB and Alcon mediate between Hannib^ and the Sagun- tines,xli. 12, 13.
Alftesy i. 1. First passed b]r the Gauls, v. 34. Crossed by Hannibal in fifteen days, xxi. 38. Impassable in winter, xxvii. 36. ^ Altar^ greatest, dedicated to Hercules by Evander..., i. 7. ix, 29.
AmarynthiMy Diana so called, at Eretria, xxxv. 38.
Ambigaru8j King of the Celts, v. 34.
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jimba99ador$y Mght t^ be considered as iavioli^le, ii. 4. Am^ bassadora from enemies were admitted to audience in the temple of Bellona, xxx. 22.
Jmdrmciaj xxxiu U. Besieged by M. Fnhruis^-xxxviii. 4. Sur
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
xxvi. 9.
Alifiheray xxviii. 8.
Allia river, v. 37. vi. 28. vii. 13. xxxviii. 17.
L. Allienus^ plebeian aedUe, iii. 31.
Allifa^ viii. 25. ix. ^.
Alluciusj Celtiberian prince, receives his spouse from Scipio, xxvi. 50. , Alo/ieeonneawy xxxi. 16.
AloreuB and Alcon mediate between Hannib^ and the Sagun- tines,xli. 12, 13.
Alftesy i. 1. First passed b]r the Gauls, v. 34. Crossed by Hannibal in fifteen days, xxi. 38. Impassable in winter, xxvii. 36. ^ Altar^ greatest, dedicated to Hercules by Evander..., i. 7. ix, 29.
AmarynthiMy Diana so called, at Eretria, xxxv. 38.
Ambigaru8j King of the Celts, v. 34.
ivnoEx.
jimba99ador$y Mght t^ be considered as iavioli^le, ii. 4. Am^ bassadora from enemies were admitted to audience in the temple of Bellona, xxx. 22.
Jmdrmciaj xxxiu U. Besieged by M. Fnhruis^-xxxviii. 4. Sur
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