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See Titus Livius, XXXII. to XLII.
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See Strabo, V. i. § 10, 11.
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Strabo, V. i. § 12.
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Gold was originally very abundant in Gaul; but the mines whence it was extracted, and the rivers which carried it, must have been soon exhausted, for the quality of the Gaulish gold coins becomes more and more abased as the date of their fabrication approaches that of the Roman conquest.
293
Strabo, V. i. § 7. – Titus Livius, X. 2.
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Pliny, Natural History, III. xvi. 119. – Martial, Epigr., IV. xxv. —Antonine Itinerary, 126.
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Pliny, Natural History, XXXVII. iii. § 11.
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Small vessels, quick sailers, and rapid in their movements, excellent for piracy; also called liburnæ, from the name of the people who employed them.
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Polybius, II. 5.
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Titus Livius, XLI. 2, 4, 11.
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Polybius, II. 8.
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Titus Livius, XXXIX. 5.
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Pliny, XXXV. 60.
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Polybius, XXII. 13.
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Polybius, XXX. xv. § 5. – Titus Livius, XLV. 34.
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Plutarch, Flamininus, 2.
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Polybius, V. 9.
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Aristides, Panathen., p. 149.
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Pausanias, Attica, xxviii.
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Plutarch, Sylla, 20.
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Pausanias, Laconia, xi. We must further mention the famous temple of bronze of Minerva, the two gymnasia, and the Platanistum, a spacious place where the competitions of the youths took place, (Pausanias, Laconia, xiv.)
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Stephanus of Byzantium, under the word Λακεδαἱμων, p. 413.
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Pausanias, Laconia, xxi.
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Titus Livius, XXXIV. 29.
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Pausanias, Arcadia, xlv.
314
290
See Strabo, V. i. § 10, 11.
291
Strabo, V. i. § 12.
292
Gold was originally very abundant in Gaul; but the mines whence it was extracted, and the rivers which carried it, must have been soon exhausted, for the quality of the Gaulish gold coins becomes more and more abased as the date of their fabrication approaches that of the Roman conquest.
293
Strabo, V. i. § 7. – Titus Livius, X. 2.
294
Pliny, Natural History, III. xvi. 119. – Martial, Epigr., IV. xxv. —Antonine Itinerary, 126.
295
Pliny, Natural History, XXXVII. iii. § 11.
296
Small vessels, quick sailers, and rapid in their movements, excellent for piracy; also called liburnæ, from the name of the people who employed them.
297
Polybius, II. 5.
298
Titus Livius, XLI. 2, 4, 11.
299
Polybius, II. 8.
300
Titus Livius, XXXIX. 5.
301
Pliny, XXXV. 60.
302
Polybius, XXII. 13.
303
Polybius, XXX. xv. § 5. – Titus Livius, XLV. 34.
304
Plutarch, Flamininus, 2.
305
Polybius, V. 9.
306
Aristides, Panathen., p. 149.
307
Pausanias, Attica, xxviii.
308
Plutarch, Sylla, 20.
309
Pausanias, Laconia, xi. We must further mention the famous temple of bronze of Minerva, the two gymnasia, and the Platanistum, a spacious place where the competitions of the youths took place, (Pausanias, Laconia, xiv.)
310
Stephanus of Byzantium, under the word Λακεδαἱμων, p. 413.
311
Pausanias, Laconia, xxi.
312
Titus Livius, XXXIV. 29.
313
Pausanias, Arcadia, xlv.
314
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