Livy, 2. sējumsW. Heinemann, 1922 |
Populāri fragmenti
182. lappuse - ... ut qui tribunis plebis, aedilibus, iudicibus decemviris nocuisset, eius caput lovi sacrum esset, familia ad aedem Cereris, Liberi Liberaeque venum iret.
282. lappuse - His consulibus cum Ardeatibus foedus renovatum est; idque monumenti est consules eos illo anno fuisse, qui neque in annalibus priscis neque in libris magistratuum inveniuntur; credo quod tribuni militum initio anni fuerunt, eo, perinde ac si totum annum in imperio fuerint, suffectorum iis consulum praetermissa nomina [consulum horum]. Licinius Macer auctor est etiam in foedere Ardeatino et in linteis libris ad Monetae ea inventa.
330. lappuse - Ceterum in tarn discrepanti editione et Tubero et Macer libros linteos auctores profitentur; neuter tribunos militum eo anno fuisse traditum a scriptoribus antiquis dissimulat. Licinio libros haud dubie sequi linteos placet; Tubero incertus veri est. Sit inter cetera vetustate cooperta hoc quoque in incerto positum.
104. lappuse - Turn abiecta lege, quae promulgata consenuerat, tribuni lenius agere cum patribus: finem tandem certaminum facerent. Si plebeiae leges displicerent, at illi communiter legum latores et ex plebe et ex patribus, qui utrisque utilia ferrent quaeque aequandae libertatis essent, sinerent creari.
161. lappuse - Icilius, spoke only of the tribuuician power; of the right of appeal to the people which had been taken from them ; and of their resentment at the nation's wrongs. XLIX. The wildest excitement prevailed amongst the people, occasioned in part by the atrocity of the crime,1 in part by the hope of improving the opportunity to regain their liberty. Appius first commanded that Icilius be summoned ; then, on his resisting, that he be arrested ; and at last, when the crowd would not allow his attendants...
182. lappuse - ... hinc tribunicio auxilio satis firmassent, ipsis quoque tribunis, ut sacrosancti viderentur, cuius rei prope iam memoria aboleverat, relatis quibusdam ex magno intervallo...