A History of the City of Rome, Its Structures and Monuments: From Its Foundation to the End of the Middle AgesLongmans, Green and Company, 1865 - 415 páginas |
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... says Montesquieu , sont les compagnons de nos travaux . Si le critique et l'auteur cherchent la vérité , ils ont le même intérêt ; car la vérité est le bien de tous les hommes : ils seront des confédérés , et non pas des ennemis.'1 1 ...
... says Montesquieu , sont les compagnons de nos travaux . Si le critique et l'auteur cherchent la vérité , ils ont le même intérêt ; car la vérité est le bien de tous les hommes : ils seront des confédérés , et non pas des ennemis.'1 1 ...
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... says Dr. Arnold , ' in reference to these kings , is a mere fantasy . Under these circumstances there is nothing left for an historian of the city but to choose between two courses : either to tell his readers that the Tullianum ...
... says Dr. Arnold , ' in reference to these kings , is a mere fantasy . Under these circumstances there is nothing left for an historian of the city but to choose between two courses : either to tell his readers that the Tullianum ...
Página xvii
... says that the annals had been edited in eighty books ; he does not say at what time ; but as he speaks of the ancients ( veteres ) as having done it , the edition must have been long before his age : and indeed Verrius Flaccus , a ...
... says that the annals had been edited in eighty books ; he does not say at what time ; but as he speaks of the ancients ( veteres ) as having done it , the edition must have been long before his age : and indeed Verrius Flaccus , a ...
Página xx
... says Cicero , " there is so much science and skill in this matter , that from this day , which we perceive to be ... say that Romulus was really slain in the darkness , ' but that he died a natural death amidst it , although his virtue ...
... says Cicero , " there is so much science and skill in this matter , that from this day , which we perceive to be ... say that Romulus was really slain in the darkness , ' but that he died a natural death amidst it , although his virtue ...
Página xxi
... says that he had seen it with his own eyes ( quem diem in Maximis Annalibus consignatum videmus ' ) . Therefore , part , at least , of these annals had escaped the fire ; and if part should have escaped , there seems to be no good ...
... says that he had seen it with his own eyes ( quem diem in Maximis Annalibus consignatum videmus ' ) . Therefore , part , at least , of these annals had escaped the fire ; and if part should have escaped , there seems to be no good ...
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