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The History of Rome, Books 01 to 08

BOOK II
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Nor, after the battle was over, did they refrain from slaughter more than in the heat of the action; for a greater number were slain than taken, and the prisoners they put to death indiscriminately.

Nor did the enemy, in their resentment, spare even the three hundred hostages which they had received.

This year also the consuls triumphed at Rome.
17.

The following consuls, Opiter Virginius and Sp.

Cassius, first endeavoured to take Pometia by storm, and afterwards by raising vineae and other works.


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