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Cisalpini 22.61. 27.38.

Insubres 30.18.

Ligures 21.38. 58.

Tectosagi 38.16.

Tolistoboii. ibid.

Transalpini 39.22.

Trocmi 38.16.

Galli novi accolae Etruscis 5.17.

captos dulcedine frugum maxime vini, transisse Alpes fama est 33.

ducentis ante annis, quam Roma caperetur, in Italiam transcenderant, ibid.

Tarquinio Prisco regnante Romae 34.

eorum variis temporibus transitus in Italiam descripti, ibid. et 35.

postremi omnium transgressi Senones. Clusium oppugnant 35.

legati ad eos Romanorum, ibid.

responsum Gallorum 36.

iure gentium a Romanis legatis violato, ipsi mittunt legatos Romam, ibid.

elusa sua legatione, Romam iter intendunt 37.

vincunt Romanos ad Alliam, ibid. et 38.

diripiunt et incendunt Romam 41.

oppugnant frustra arcem Romanam 43.

repelluntur 47.

paciscuntur cum Romanis 48.

vae victis, ibid.

dum appenditur aurum, intervenit Camillus dictator, eosque pugnare iubet, et vincit 49.

iterum eos caedit, ita ut ne nuntius quidem supersit, ibid.

Galli rursum vincuntur a Camillo 6.42.

ad tertium lapidem, Salaria via, trans pontem Anienis castra habent 7.9.

post caesum a T. Manlio Gallum eximia corporis magnitudine, relinquunt trepide castra 9—11.

alia cum Gallis bella 2.12—15. 23. 24 et 25 8.20.

strategemate C. Sulpicii dictatoris caeduntur 7.14. 15.

aggrediuntur castra Rom, et vincuntur 22.

petunt, caesi, arcem Albanam 24.

ex Albanis montibus per campos maritimaque loca vagi populantur 25.

vincuntur 26.

ingenti exercitu fines ingrediuntur Etruscorum 10.10.

se Etruscis militaturos promittunt, si in partem agri accipiantur, ibid.

cum iis paciscuntur Etrusci, ut simul cum Romanis bellarent. ibid.

eorum auxilia mercede sollicitata a Samnitibus et Etruriae populis 18.

cum Etruscis bellum instaurant 21.

delent legionem Romanam 26.

proelium cum Romanis 27.

essedis carrisque superstantes armati Romanorum equos conterrent et in fugam vertunt ibid.

vincuntur in Sentinati agro 29.

Gallorum in Italia, initio belli Hannibalici, motus 21.25 et 26

et in certi ac fluctuantes animi 39 et 52. 22, 1.

Galli Transalpini frustra sollicitantur a legatis Rom. contra Poenos 21.20

ab Hannibale partim donis conciliati, partim vi victi 28 et 24.26—28.

Placentinorum et Cremonensium agros vastant 28.11.

tumultuan- tur auctore Hamilcare 31.10.

diripiunt et incendunt Placentiam, ibid

traiecto Pado pergunt ad Cremonam diripiendam, ibid.

corum caesa et capta supra quinque et triginta millia cum signis militaribus octoginta 21.

caedunt Romanos 32.7.

de iis triumphus 33.23.

iterum deficiunt et vincuntur 36.

in Venetiam transgressi 39.22.

expelluntur a Romanis 54.

legationi super ea re missae ad Transalpinos populos benigne respondetur, ibid. et 55.

depopulantur Thraciam 44.27.

Gallorum manus in Hercynios saltus missa 5.34.

Gallorum in Asiam transitus 38.16.

Gallograeci dicuntur 17.

Gallorum auxilium a Perseo per avaritiam dimissum 44.27.

eorum acies 38.26.

arma 22.46. 38.17.

castella duodetriginta deficiunt ad Romanos 33.36.

Gallus et Galla vivi defodiuntur 22.57.

Galli. gens mollis, ferox, et avidissima auri 21.2. 20.

iis procera corpora, promissae et rutilatae comae 38.17.

corpora intolerantissima laboris atque aestus 10.28.

humori et frigori assueta 5.49.

corpora iis et animi magna magis. quam firma 5.42.

molles ad laboris longaeque viae taedia 22.2.

eorum mollia et fluida corpora. minime patientia sitis, labor et aestus decedere pugna cogit 34.47.

prima eorum proelia plus quam virorum, postrema minus. quam feminarum 10.28.

Galli, gens nata in vanos tumultus 5.37 et 39 cf. et 38.17.

haudquaquam negligens religionum 5.46.

Galli in concilium veniunt armati 21.20.

super umbilicum pugnant nudi 22.46. 38.21.

ex calva hostium pocula faciunt 23.24.

feritatem cum caelo mutant 38.17.

matris deum comites 37.9.

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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