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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology (ed. William Smith) 18 18 Browse Search
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Titus Livius (Livy), The History of Rome, Book 7 (ed. Rev. Canon Roberts), chapter 29 (search)
Arnold's remarks in his note 34 on p. 112, vol. II., Every step in the Samnite and Latin wars has been so disguised by the Roman annalists, that a probable narrative of these events can only be given by a free correction of their falsifications. —The history will now be occupied with wars greater than any previously recorded; greater whether we consider the forces en gaged in them or the length of time they lasted, or the extent of country over which they were waged. For it was in this year (343 B.C.) that hostilities commenced with the SAMNITES, a people strong in material resources and military power. Our war with the Samnites, with its varying fortunes, was followed by the war with Pyrrhus, and that again by the war with Carthage. What a chapter of great events! How often had we to pass through the very extremity of danger in order that our dominion might be exalted to its present greatness, a greatness which is with difficulty maintained!The cause of the war between t