Romanæ historiæ anthologia recognita et avcta. An English exposition of the Roman antiquities, wherein many Roman & English offices are paralleld, and divers obscure phrases explained. For the use of Abingdon Schoole (1631)
Goodwin, Thomas, 1586 or 1587-1642 · Oxford : Printed by I. Lichfield, for H. Cripps · leaf 200
LrB- 3. SECT. j. Of the Roman Puntjhmen/s. Cap. i. SaffUeia^ma, Lex *A,eria> Tarpc.a.Er, et vnum ovem multi am d,Co &c, & Ouching the military puniflrment which S fe '1,y“plW> *Ml bee lp r.t rJ-r • , pr0Per PIace- Here only of n^sssacaass-s- *4* and then it was called Malta, or his whoi^e hre wJ f…
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