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Sicilia

1.1.

in Siciliam venit Aeneas, ibid.

in Sicilia frumentum emtum propter caritatem annonae 2.34.

in Siciliam exercitum quando primum tralecerint Carthaginienses 4.29.

a tyrannis Siciliae missam suspicatur Livius classem Graecorum, quae mare Etruscum infestum habebat 7.25 et 26

Poenorum in Sicilia successus 7.8. 9.

Sicilia deseritur a Poenis 26.40.

Siciliae res componit Scipio 29.1.

Siciliae calamitas obmotus serviles, vid. Servi. Fugitivi. in Siciliam navigant Romani 26.27. 34.

Siculorum studia erga Romanos 52.

res gestae in Sicilia post caedem Hieronymi 24.21. 36.

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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