Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 3 (of 3)Niebuhr, Barthold Georg
History
Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 3 (of 3)
Niebuhr, Barthold Georg
Rome -- History
_Agrippina_, Agrippa’s daughter, wife of Germanicus, iii, 146;
her virtue, 146, 160;
banished by Sejanus, 176.
_Agrippina_, wife of the Emperor Claudius, her character, iii, 183;
daughter of Germanicus, 188;
mother of Nero, 189;
murdered, 189.
_Agron_, king of the Illyrians, ii, 47.
_Agylla_ receives the worship of Greek heroes, i, 147;
is called Cære by the Etruscans, 147;
Conf. Cære.
_Ahenobarbus._ See Domitius.
_Aisne_, battle, iii, 44.
_Alans_, iii, 288;
cross the Rhine, 331;
withdraw from Gaul, 332;
conquered by Adolphus, 334;
treachery towards Aëtius, 341.
_Alaric_, king of the Visigoths, iii, 329;
defeated by Stilicho, 329;
appointed _magister militum_, 329;
appears in the West, 330;
defeated near Pollentia, 330;
withdraws from Italy, 330;
blockades Rome twice, 333;
dies in Cosenza, 334.
_Alaric_, the younger, his classical knowledge, iii, 343.
_Alatrum_, town of the Hernicans, i, 247.
_Alba_, on the Alban lake, capital of the ruling conquerors, i, 107;
its historical existence, 108;
shares with the thirty towns the flesh of the sacrifices on the Alban
Mount, 108;
religious reference of Roman _gentes_ to Alba, 113;
its destruction is historical, 125;
not the least connexion between it and Rome, 126;
its destruction by the Latins is most probable, 128.
_Alba_ on the Lake Fucinus, from thence the Sacranians issued, i, 107;
Roman colony, 505;
Syphax dies there as an exile, ii, 137;
Perseus and his sons live there in captivity, 245;
and likewise Bituitus, king of the Allobroges, 308.
_Albans_ had the dominion over Latium, i, 108;
their reception into Rome is probably historical, 125
_Albanian_, the modern Albanian language is like the ancient Illyrian,
ii, 57.
_Alban kings_, their chronology is a forgery of L. Cornelius Alexander,
i, 107.
_Alban lake_ drained, i, 356–359.
_Albenses_ (_Populi_), in Pliny, i, 107.
_Albinovanus_ makes his peace with Sylla, ii, 282.
_Albinovanus_ Pedo, iii, 140.
_A. Albinus_, surrounded in Africa, ii, 315.
_Albinus Clodius_, the title of Cæsar offered to him by Commodus, iii,
250;
proclaimed emperor by the British and Gallic legions, 250;
his descent, 253;
overreached by Septimius Severus, 253;
defeated near Lyons, his death, 253.
_Sp. Albinus_, consul, ii, 315.
_Album_, explanation of the term, i, 6.
_Alcæus of Messene_, epigrams of his, ii, 160.
_Alcibiades_, the bravest Athenian, i, 296.
_Alemanni_, iii, 277;
break into the Roman empire, 279;
must have undertaken an expedition as far as Spain, 282;
pass the Po, 287;
war of Probus against them, 288;
on both banks of the Rhine, 310;
force the passage across the Rhine, 331.
_Aleppo_, famine there, i, 338.
_Alesia_, between Autun and Langres, iii, 47.
_Alexander VI._, Pope, lays down a division of countries in the new
world between Spain and Portugal, i, 413.
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