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PAGE
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| Introduction (W. D. Howells)
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vii
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| Preface
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xiii
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| Biographical Note
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xv
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| The Twins (Romulus and Remus)
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1
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| What the Forest Lady Said (Numa)
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8
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| Why the Romans Bore Pain (Brutus and Mutius)
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16
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| The Second Founder of Rome (Camillus)
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23
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| The Man Who Waited (Fabius)
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30
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| How a Woman Saved Rome (Coriolanus and Volumnia)
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38
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| The Triumph (Æmilius Paulus)
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47
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| A Roman Undismayed (Marcellus)
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55
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| Cato the Stern
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62
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| The General Who Ate Dry Bread (Marius)
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69
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| The Red General (Sulla)
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77
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| Battle-Fields and Gardens (Lucullus)
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84
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| The Man Who Loved Gold (Crassus)
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92
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| The White Fawn (Sertorius)
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100
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| The Conqueror of Pirates (Pompey)
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107
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| Caesar and His Fortune
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114
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