An Inquiry Into the Credibility of the Early Roman History, Volume 2

J. W. Parker and Son, 1855 - Historiography

CHAPTER	1

Law proposed by the tribune Terentillus	2

Examination of the accounts of Gallic incursions during	13

respect to the law of debt Secession of the plebs to	16

it is relieved by Cin	40

B C Battle of the Lake Regillus	49

193	60

migrate to Veii	77

25	258

Chronological arrangement of the events for the same period	291

132	293

FROM THE SIEGE OF VEII TO THE BURNING OF ROME	297

A gold crater from the spoils of Veii is sent to the temple	304

151	341

CHAPTER XIII	359

19	417

Title	An Inquiry Into the Credibility of the Early Roman History, Volume 2 An Inquiry Into the Credibility of the Early Roman History, Sir George Cornewall Lewis
Author	Sir George Cornewall Lewis
Publisher	J. W. Parker and Son, 1855
Original from	National Library of the Netherlands
Digitized	18 Jan 2013

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97	123

199	124

p 307	137

Murder of Siccius Dentatus by order of the decemvirs	205

The army moves from the camp at Algidus to Rome Over	213

Consequences of the battle Death of Tarquin at Cuma	217

13	225

24	239

their laws	241

21	424

Comment on the accounts of the Third Samnite	472

CHAPTER XIV	488

Period of Greek history from the Ionic revolt to the end of	497

History of Samos under Polycrates and his successors p	518

Phidon of Argos Registers of Spartan kings Olympic	546

Account of the expedition of Darius into Scythia	548

General character of the Greek history before the age of his	553

History of Sparta from 560 B C to the Persian	569

443	578