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The History of Rome; Books Nine to Twenty-Six

BOOK X
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Many, now alive, have seen the beaks of his ships, and the spoils of the Lacedaemonians, hanging in the old temple of Juno.

In commemoration of this event, there is exhibited at Patavium, every year, on its anniversary day, a naval combat on the river in the middle of the town.
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A treaty was this year concluded at Rome with the Vestinians, who solicited friendship.

Various causes of apprehension afterwards sprung up.

News arrived, that Etruria was in rebellion; the insurrection having arisen from the dissensions of the Arretians; for the Cilnian family having grown exorbitantly powerful, a party, out of envy of their wealth, had attempted to expel them by force of arms.


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