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... Romulus who founded the city after his own name , do not agree about his birth ; for some say that he was the son of Encas and Dexithea the daughter of Phorbas , and with his brother Romus was brought to Italy when a child , and that as ...
... Romulus who founded the city after his own name , do not agree about his birth ; for some say that he was the son of Encas and Dexithea the daughter of Phorbas , and with his brother Romus was brought to Italy when a child , and that as ...
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... are called germani . IV . Near this place was a fig - tree , which they called Ruminalius , either from Romulus , as most persons imagine , or • probably , because of the suckling of the children there 32 PLUTARCH'S LIVES .
... are called germani . IV . Near this place was a fig - tree , which they called Ruminalius , either from Romulus , as most persons imagine , or • probably , because of the suckling of the children there 32 PLUTARCH'S LIVES .
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... into the market - place , and to embrace the first man sho met , and make him her friend . There met her a citizen far advanced in years , possessing a fair • income , childless , and unmarried . His name was LIFE OF ROMULUS . 33.
... into the market - place , and to embrace the first man sho met , and make him her friend . There met her a citizen far advanced in years , possessing a fair • income , childless , and unmarried . His name was LIFE OF ROMULUS . 33.
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... Romulus and Remus , because they first seen sucking the wolf . Their noble birth and they were and showed itself while they were yet children , in their size and beauty ; and when they grew up they were manly high - spirited , of ...
... Romulus and Remus , because they first seen sucking the wolf . Their noble birth and they were and showed itself while they were yet children , in their size and beauty ; and when they grew up they were manly high - spirited , of ...
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... Romulus was absent at a sacrifice ( for he was much addicted to sacrifices and divination ) , the herdsmen of Numitor fell in with Remus , accompanied by a small band , and fought with him . After many wounds had been received on both ...
... Romulus was absent at a sacrifice ( for he was much addicted to sacrifices and divination ) , the herdsmen of Numitor fell in with Remus , accompanied by a small band , and fought with him . After many wounds had been received on both ...
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