The History of Rome volume 2
The History of Rome volume 2
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In the former the list seems to begin from the A equian frontier: it proceeds toward Rome in the direction of the Latin way, then turns aside and goes byBovillaeto Lavinium : after which come the towns to the south of the Appian way. I have chosen to follow Livy, in whose account Antium is regarded as the central point : only his words sound as if Satricum and the four following places had lain on the Latin way. It is possible that he himself did not kuowthe situation of these towns, whichhad l...ong been destroyed: but his earlier predecessors could not mistake on such a point ; and as one cannot see what should have induced him t deviate from them, it seems pretty nearly certain that the words, vn Latinam viam traru- versis tramitibus transgress u, he inserted between deinceps and Corbionem. At all events one must understand the account as if he had written thus.
36 Kul rovs \artvovs 7TputT(i\T]cfxWis : Zonar&B, vn. 16.
238 HISTORY OF ROME.
five miles from the Capene gate 53 ", on the spot where the Horatii fought with the Curiatii, and through which the procession of the Ambarvalia past 38 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the former the list seems to begin from the A equian frontier: it proceeds toward Rome in the direction of the Latin way, then turns aside and goes byBovillaeto Lavinium : after which come the towns to the south of the Appian way. I have chosen to follow Livy, in whose account Antium is regarded as the central point : only his words sound as if Satricum and the four following places had lain on the Latin way. It is possible that he himself did not kuowthe situation of these towns, whichhad l...ong been destroyed: but his earlier predecessors could not mistake on such a point ; and as one cannot see what should have induced him t deviate from them, it seems pretty nearly certain that the words, vn Latinam viam traru- versis tramitibus transgress u, he inserted between deinceps and Corbionem. At all events one must understand the account as if he had written thus.
36 Kul rovs \artvovs 7TputT(i\T]cfxWis : Zonar&B, vn. 16.
238 HISTORY OF ROME.
five miles from the Capene gate 53 ", on the spot where the Horatii fought with the Curiatii, and through which the procession of the Ambarvalia past 38 .
What to read after The History of Rome volume 2?
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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