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M. Furius Camillus

trib milit. consulari potestate 5.1.

iterum 10

contra Faliscos proficiscitur 12.

tertium trib. milit. consulari potestate 14.

a Capena ingentes praedas agit, ibid.

interrex 17.

dictator 19.

ludos magnos ex senatusconsulto vovet, ibid.

vincit Faliscos. ibid.

cuniculum in arcem Veiorum agit, ibid.

Veios capit 21.

eius precatio, ibid.

curru equis albis iuncto triumphans urbem ingreditur 23.

resistit legi de transmigrando Veios 25.

religionem iniicit de decima praedae Veientanae, ibid.

trib. milit. consulari potestate quartum 26

Faliscum ludi magistrum, puerorum proditorem, remittit Falerios 27.

invehitur in prebem 29.

senatum incitat adversus legem 30.

creatur interrex 31.

ei ab L. Apuleio tribunus plebis dies dicta 32.

abit in exsilium et absens quindecim millibus gravis aeris damnatur, ibid.

concitat Ardeates ad opprimendos Gallos populatores 44 et 45.

revocatur, et dicator dicitur 46.

caesis Gallis. triumphat 49.

diligentissimus religionum cultor 50.

prohibet migrari Veios, habetque super ea re ad populum orationem 51 et sqq. interrex 6.1.

dictator tertium 2.

capit Volscorum castra, ibid.

recipit Sutrium, ab Etruscis captum 3.

triumphat 4.

trib. milit. consulari potestate quintum 6.

regimen rerum collegae ei permittunt, ibid.

eius res gestae 7—10.

in eum Manlii Capitolini livor 11.

fit trib. milit. consulari potestate sextum 18.

septimum 22.

eius moderatio in collegam, et victoria de hostibus 23—25.

dictator quartum creatur 38.

certamen inter eum et tribunos plebis. ibid.

se abdicat magistratu, ibid.

dictator quintum creatus 42.

victis Gallis, triumphat, ibid.

discordias inter ordines sedat, ibid.

eius mors et laudes 7.1.

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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