 Now it is true any number of years might have been arbi' trarily allotted to him ; but what decided for 23 was that this ' number with that of the first secle (of Romulus and Numa) ' makes exactly 100, and that 132, the year in which his reign ' was thus...  Analysis of Roman history - 25. lappuseautors: William C. Pearce - 1873Pilnskats - Par šo grāmatu
 | Barthold Georg Niebuhr - 1828 - 594 lapas
...allotted to him : but what decided for 23, was, that this number together with that of the first secle makes exactly 100; and that 132, the year in which his reign was thus made to •*• Ai the life of Moses ii divided into three periods of 40 years each. close, was the number... | |
 | Barthold Georg Niebuhr - 1831 - 660 lapas
...discretion : what decided in favour of 23, was, that this number together with that of the first secle makes exactly 100 ; and that 132, the year in which his reign would thus close, was the number of years of ten months in a secle. In this way 32 years 076 As the... | |
 | 1867 - 620 lapas
...kings, the end of the year 120. ' Now it is true any number of years might have been arbi' trarily allotted to him ; but what decided for 23 was that...the number of the astronomical ' years in a secle. r The details of the scheme can be arithmetically traced for every reign except that of the second... | |
 | George William Cox - 1874 - 690 lapas
...with the middle of the period assigned to the kings, the end of the year 120. ' Now it is true that any number of years might have been arbitrarily allotted...number of the astronomical years in a secle.' The details of the scheme can be arithmetically traced for every reign except that of the second Tarquinius,... | |
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