Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 1 (of 3)Niebuhr, Barthold Georg
History
Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 1 (of 3)
Niebuhr, Barthold Georg
Rome -- History
Wars with the Volscians and Æquians, 274
Plague in Rome, 276
C. Terentilius Harsa. _Lex Terentilia_, 277
Cæso Quinctius, 280
Cincinnatus, 281
Surprise of Appius Herdonius, 283
Condemnation of Volscius, 284
Coriolanus, 285
Peace with the Volscians, 293
Changed relation of the Latins to Rome, 293
Fermentations in Rome. P. Mucius, 294
LEGISLATION OF THE TWELVE TABLES, 295
Embassy to Athens, 295
Hermodorus, 296
First decemvirate. The rights of the patricians and plebeians
balanced, 298
Second decemvirate. New constitution, 299
Unrestricted right to make a will, 301
Law of debt, 303
Centuries, general national tribunal, 304
Tyranny of the decemvirs, 307
Death of Virginia, 310
_Secessio_ of the Plebes. Overthrow of the Decemvirs, 311
The old constitution restored, 312
_Veto_ of the tribunes. Patrician tribunes, 314
Death of Appius Claudius and Sp. Oppius, 316
Imprisonment, 317
Penal laws of the Romans, 318
Amnesty, 319
LEX HORATIA VALERIA. FURTHER CHANGES IN
THE CONSTITUTION. MILITARY TRIBUNATE.
CENSORSHIP. SP. MÆLIUS. VICTORY OF A.
POSTUMIUS TUBERTUS OVER THE VOLSCIANS
AND ÆQUIANS. CONQUEST OF FIDENÆ AND
VEII, 320
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