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Vrg:		 Tacitus' Agricola.
Tacitus' Annals.
The Deeds of the Divine Augustus
De Bello Gallico, by Julius Caesar
Tacitus' Germania.
The Goths, by Jordanes.
Histories, by Tacitus.
History of Rome, by Livy.
Mispogon by Julian
New Testament.
Metamorphosis by Ovid.
Parallel lives by Plutarch.
Suetonius 12 Caesars
Virgil Aeneid.
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Gth Chapter 60: War of East Romans against Ostrogoths.
Vrg Book III Chapter 16: Prophecy of Helenus (cont.)
Vrg Book III Chapter 23: The Aetna
Vrg Book V Chapter 21: The young ones prepare for a show

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Ann Book I Chapter 2: Start of Augustus
Ann Book I Chapter 53: Death of Julia and Gracchus
Ann Book II Chapter 59: Germanicus goes East. To Egypt.
Ann Book IV Chapter 13: Processes
Ann Book VI Chapter 12: On Sibylline books
Ann Book VI Chapter 14: The fall of Sejanus. Further consequences (cont.)
Ann Book XII Chapter 23: The boundaries of Rome
Aug The Deeds of the Divine Augustus
Gth Chapter 30: The Visigoth in Italy.
Gth Chapter 60: War of East Romans against Ostrogoths.
Hor Content of Book XIV
Hor Book I Chapter 1: Aeneas in Italy.
Hor Book II Chapter 34: Famine
Hor Book II Chapter 41: The Treason of Spurius Cassius.
Hor Book IV Chapter 25: Pestilence in Rome -- Plebeian Grievances.
Hor Book IV Chapter 29: War with Aequi and Sabines. (Cont.)
Hor Book V Chapter 28: War with the Aequi.
Hor Book VII Chapter 26: Marcus Valerius Corvus -- Defeat of the Gauls.
Hor Book XXI Chapter 1: Introduction and youth of Hannibal
Hor Book XXI Chapter 17: The consuls divide tasks and armies
Hor Book XXI Chapter 21: Hannibal prepares for war
Hor Book XXI Chapter 40: Speech of Scipio
Hor Book XXI Chapter 41: Speech of Scipio (cont.)
Hor Book XXI Chapter 43: Speech of Hannibal
Hor Book XXI Chapter 44: Preparations for battle.
Hor Book XXI Chapter 48: The Gauls revolt, Clastidium betrayed
Hor Book XXI Chapter 49: Attack of Lilybaeum
Hor Book XXI Chapter 50: The Carthagians beaten at Lilybaeum.
Hor Book XXI Chapter 51: Sempronius conquers Melita and goes north.
Hor Book XXI Chapter 53: Disagreement among the consuls
Hor Book XXI Chapter 57: Some further actions.
Hor Book XXII Chapter 1: A cold spring for Hannibal and bad omens for Rome
Hor Book XXII Chapter 25: Fabius and the senate
Hor Book XXII Chapter 31: Africa attacked
Hor Book XXII Chapter 35: Varro elected
Hor Book XXII Chapter 37: Gifts from Syracusa
Hor Book XXII Chapter 54: Panic in Rome
Hor Book XXII Chapter 56: Sicily attacked
Hor Book XXIII Chapter 4: Towards treason
Hor Book XXIII Chapter 7: Decius Magius does not agree
Hor Book XXIII Chapter 21: Scarcity everywhere
Hor Book XXIII Chapter 25: Considerations of the senate.
Hor Book XXIII Chapter 30: Hannibal conquers Petilia, Consentia and Croton.
Hor Book XXIII Chapter 31: Decisions are made
Hor Book XXIII Chapter 32: Further decisions are made.
Hor Book XXIII Chapter 38: The captured ambassadors are interrogated
Hor Book XXIII Chapter 48: Shortages in Rome and the provinces
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 3: The citadel falls as well.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 4: Death of Hiero of Syracuse
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 6: Hieronymus starts negotiations with Hannibal.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 7: Hieronymus murdered. Elections in Rome.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 10: Further elections and prodigies.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 11: The state of the nation.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 12: Capua fears an attack
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 18: Actions of the censors.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 21: The murderers try to get the power in Syracuse
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 23: A new gouvernement is chosen in Syracuse.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 26: The whole family of Hiero is murdered.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 27: Epicydes and Hippocrates elected praetor
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 29: Problems between Syracuse and Rome arise.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 35: Actions of Himilco.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 36: Further actions on Sicily.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 39: Pinarius keeps Enna.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 44: The provinces are allotted.
Hor Book XXV Chapter 2: Appointments
Hor Book XXV Chapter 3: The Appointed people start their work. Posthumius charged.
Hor Book XXV Chapter 5: A new Pontifex Maximus and levy problems.
Hor Book XXV Chapter 6: Problems of the soldiers in Sicily.
Hor Book XXV Chapter 11: The citadel is besieged
Hor Book XXV Chapter 20: Siege of Capua resumed. Hannibal moves to Apulia.
Hor Book XXV Chapter 27: Bomilcar does not try to save Syracuse for the Carthaginians
Hor Book XXV Chapter 28: Syracuse capitulates.
Hor Book XXV Chapter 40: Further fighting on Sicily.
Hor Book XXV Chapter 41: Marcellus wins. Elections in Rome.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 1: Appointments
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 2: A letter of Marcius; Gnaeus Fuvius on trial.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 20: Tarentum.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 21: An ovation for Marcellus.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 22: Election of the consuls
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 23: Prodigies and Elections.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 24: Laevinus forms an alliance with the Aetolians.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 26: Laevinus conquers Anticyra. The Sicilians complain about Marcellus.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 28: Appointments
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 29: The Sicilians complain of Marcellus
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 35: Rome runs out of money.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 37: The military situation.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 39: An attempt to supply the citadel of Tarentum with food fails.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 40: Agrigentum taken.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 41: Scipio speaks to the Spanish army.
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 4: Syphax visits Rome; bad omens.
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 5: Utica attacked
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 7: Appointments; Sardinia attacked.
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 8: Further activities of the Senate
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 9: Commotion in 12 colonies
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 12: Marcellus defeated by Hannibal
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 16: Tarentum plundered; Fabius is not trapped.
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 22: Appointments
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 25: Deliberations in the Senate; Action in South-Italy
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 26: Ambuscades
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 28: Salapia not taken; siege of Locri released
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 29: Philip V against Machanidas
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 36: Hasdrubal in Gaul. Appointments.
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 38: Marcus Livius and his army
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 40: Hannibal in South-Italy
Hor Book XXXVIII Chapter 4: The troops go to their winter-quarters
Hor Book XXXVIII Chapter 10: Elections
Hor Book XXXVIII Chapter 11: Omens and appointments
Hor Book XXXVIII Chapter 28: Speech of Scipio to the soldiers (cont.)
Hor Book XXXVIII Chapter 38: Elections. Scipio consul.
Hor Book XXXVIII Chapter 41: Speech of Quintus Fabius against Scipio's plan to attack Africa (cont.)
Hor Book XXXVIII Chapter 43: Answer of Scipio
Hor Book XXXVIII Chapter 44: Answer of Scipio (cont.)
Hor Book XXXVIII Chapter 45: Scipio gets Sicily assigned and prepares an army and a fleet.
Hor Book XXXVIII Chapter 46: Mago attacks the North of Italy
Ovd Ovid XIV Chapter 1: 1-74 The transformation of Scylla
Plt Antony Chapter 32: The pact of Misenum
Plt Antony Chapter 35: Treaty of Tarentum
Plt Antony Chapter 55: Accusations in the senate
Plt Caesar Chapter 52: Civil war; Battle of Thapsus
Plt Camillus, chapter 21: Relation date and event
Plt Fabius, Chapter 22: Conquering Tarentum (cont.)
Plt Fabius, Chapter 26: Fabius opposes Scipio
Plt Marcellus Chapter 1: Introduction
Plt Marcellus Chapter 2: His early career
Plt Marcellus Chapter 9: After Cannae
Plt Marcellus Chapter 13: Marcellus to Sicily
Plt Marcellus Chapter 18: Marcellus conquers Syracuse.
Plt Marcellus Chapter 20: Nicias
Plt Marcellus Chapter 22: An ovation for Marcellus
Plt Marcellus Chapter 23: Marcellus accused
Plt Marcellus Chapter 24: Marcellus against Hannibal
Plt Marcellus Chapter 25: Marcellus defeated
Plt Marcellus Chapter 30:
Plt Pompey Chapter 10: Pompey on Sicily
Plt Pompey Chapter 11: Pompey in Africa
Plt Pompey Chapter 20: Sertrius murdered; Pompey defeats Perpenna.
Plt Pompey Chapter 26: Pompey against the pirates (cont.)
Plt Pompey Chapter 50: Pompey chief of the corn trade
Plt Pompey Chapter 61: Civil war: Pompey leaves Rome
Plt Pompey Chapter 66: Civil war: should Caesar be pursued?
Stn Augustus, Chapter 2: The Octavii family. Cont.
Stn Augustus, Chapter 9: 5 Battles
Stn Augustus, Chapter 16: The Sicilian War
Stn Augustus, Chapter 22: Augustus closes the doors of the Janus temple
Stn Augustus, Chapter 47: On provinces.
Stn Augustus, Chapter 85: His writings.
Stn Augustus, Chapter 96: Omens in his wars.
Stn Caligula, Chapter 20: Games.
Stn Caligula, Chapter 23: Caligula as a monster
Stn Caligula, Chapter 51: His fears.
Stn Claudius, Chapter 21: Games.
Stn Claudius, Chapter 25: Administration of justice (cont.)
Stn Tiberius Chapter 2: Attack on Drepanum.
Stn Tiberius Chapter 4: Tiberius' father
Stn Tiberius Chapter 6: Youth of Tiberius
Vrg Book I Chapter 14: Aeneas on land
Vrg Book III Chapter 16: Prophecy of Helenus (cont.)
Vrg Book V Chapter 1: To Sicily
Vrg Book V Chapter 12: Participants and prizes of the foot-race
Vrg Book V Chapter 27: Nautes advises Aeneas

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Hor Book IV Chapter 52: Pestilence and Famine.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 1: Appointments
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 5: Utica attacked
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 22: Appointments
Hor Book XXXVIII Chapter 10: Elections
Ovd Ovid XIII Chapter 11: 705-737 Aeneas's journey to Sicily
Ovd Ovid XIII Chapter 12: 738-788 Acis and Galatea
Ovd Ovid XV Chapter 7: 259-306 Pythagoras' Teachings:Geological changes
Ovd Ovid XV Chapter 16: 745-842 The deification of Julius Caesar
Plt Antony Chapter 63: Discussions and desertions
Plt Caesar Chapter 49: Julius Caesar in Egypt; siege of Alexandria
Plt Marcellus Chapter 28: Omens with Marcellus' fifth consulate
Stn Augustus, Chapter 25: Military affairs. Cont.
Stn Augustus, Chapter 70: The Supper of the Twelve Gods.
Vrg Book I Chapter 4: Considerations of Juno
Vrg Book I Chapter 31: Obituary of Aeneas
Vrg Book III Chapter 27: Anchises dies
Vrg Book III Chapter 27: Anchises dies
Vrg Book V Chapter 1: To Sicily
Vrg Book V Chapter 12: Participants and prizes of the foot-race
Vrg Book VII Chapter 14: Juno is very angry
Vrg Book VIII Chapter 17: The weapons are forged
Vrg Book IX Chapter 20: Many killed

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Vrg Book V Chapter 16: A second participant

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Hor Book IV Chapter 29: War with Aequi and Sabines. (Cont.)
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 36: Further actions on Sicily.
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 37: Enna threatened
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 38: Pinarius speaks to his soldiers
Hor Book XXIV Chapter 39: Pinarius keeps Enna.
Hor Book XXV Chapter 6: Problems of the soldiers in Sicily.
Hor Book XXV Chapter 26: A plague in Syracuse.
Hor Book XXV Chapter 27: Bomilcar does not try to save Syracuse for the Carthaginians
Hor Book XXV Chapter 28: Syracuse capitulates.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 26: Laevinus conquers Anticyra. The Sicilians complain about Marcellus.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 27: A fire in Rome, caused by Capuans.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 29: The Sicilians complain of Marcellus
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 30: The complaints of the Sicilians.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 31: Marcellus defends himself.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 32: The senate decides.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 33: Complaints of the Capuans.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 35: Rome runs out of money.
Hor Book XXVI Chapter 40: Agrigentum taken.
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 8: Further activities of the Senate
Hor Book XXVII Chapter 35: Marcus Livius and Claudius Nero reconciled

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Vrg Book III Chapter 16: Prophecy of Helenus (cont.)
Vrg Book III Chapter 22: Charybdis
Vrg Book V Chapter 17: The fight
Vrg Book V Chapter 20: Acestes declared winner
Vrg Book V Chapter 21: The young ones prepare for a show
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