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Titus Livius (Livy), The History of Rome, Book 27 (ed. Frank Gardner Moore, Professor Emeritus in Columbia University), chapter 11 (search)

. On the Alban Mount a statue of Jupiter and a tree near the temple had been struck by lightning; and at Ostia a basin,Probably of a public fountain, such as may be seen at street corners in Pompeii; cf. XXXIX. xliv. 5. and at Capua the city wall and the temple of Fortune, and at Sinuessa the wall and a gate. These were struck by lightning. Also some persons testified that the current of the outletThe famous emissarium, made in accordance with a response of the Delphic oracle in 396 B.C.; V. xvi. 9. of the Alban Lake was blood-red, and that at Rome inside the cella of the Temple of Fors FortunaOutside the city and by the Tiber, probably that at the first milestone of the road later known as Via Portuensis. a small image on a garland fell of itself from the head of the statue into the hand. And at Privernum it was established that an ox spoke, and that in the crowded market-place a vulture flew down upon a shop, and that at Sinuessa a child was born of uncertain sex, a

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