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Common terms and phrasesAmph Amphitruo ancient Ancient Rome aristocratic army associated Astin B. G. Teubner battle Bellum Berlin Caesar Cambridge Cato Cato’s Catulus cavalry century Cicero CIL I2 Claudius coins Comedy context contrast courage cult culture dedication deities denarius denote difficult displayed divine Virtus Earl earlier Chapter Eisenhut elite enemy Ennius ethical Fabius fighting figure first Fortuna frag fragment glory Greek Hellenic Historia honor Honos and Virtus ILLRP influence inscription Jugurtha late Republic Latin Leipzig Livy Lucilius manliness Marcellus Marius martial virtus meaning of virtus Metellus Miles gloriosus military mounted warrior office Oxford University Press Plautine Plautus Plin Plut Plutarch political Polyb Polybius Pompey Pompey’s prologues quae R¨omische r¨omischen reference reflects republican Roman Republic Rome Rome’s Sallust Scipio Aemilianus senate senatorial significant slaves soldiers specific speech spolia opima tÅch temple to Honos traditional usage Verr victory word Popular passagesPage iii - Nam qui cotidie unguentatus adversum speculum ornetur, cuius supercilia radantur, qui barba vulsa feminibusque subvulsis ambulet, qui in conviviis adulescentulus cum amatore, cum chiridota tunica... References to this bookFrom other books
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