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urbem, quam armis viri defenders non possent, precibus lacrimisque defendunt 2.40.

Argivae spoliantur auro, veste, et mundo ab uxore Nabidis 32.40.

damnatae iudicio publico, puniuntur privatim a cognatis 39.18.

mulierum turba in foro et Capitolio nec sacriflcantium, nec precantium Deos patrio more 25.1.

terror, audito Hanibalis ad urbem adventu 26.9.

cura habita post captam Carthaginem Novam 26.49.

mulierum finitus lege Oppia cultus 34.1.

coercitae lege Voconia hereditates 41.34.

Titi Livi, Ab urbe condita libri. Recognovit Wilhelm Weissenborn. Pars VI. Fragmenta. Index. Titus Livius. W. Weissenborn. Leipzig. Teubner. 1892. 4.

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