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 1  6|    NATIONS, AND ESPECIALLY OF THE ROMANS, IN WORSHIPPING THEIR DIVINITIES,
 2  6|         the Gauls, Mercurius; the Romans, all divinities. Thus their
 3  7| discoloured with the blood of the Romans, Flaminius despised the
 4 12|          in this life? Do not the Romans, without any help from your
 5 25|       WRONG IN ASSERTING THAT THE ROMANS HAD GAINED THEIR POWER OVER
 6 25|          OF THIS KIND. RATHER THE ROMANS IN THEIR ORIGIN WERE COLLECTED
 7 25|       FEROCITY. AND THEREFORE THE ROMANS WERE NOT SO GREAT BECAUSE
 8 25|  established their empire for the Romans, since they prevailed not
 9 25|          and noble justice of the Romans had its beginning from the
10 25|       Romulus. Thus, whatever the Romans hold, cultivate, possess,
11 25|          often, therefore, as the Romans triumphed, so often they
12 25|           the gods. Therefore the Romans were not so great because
13 25|         as those on behalf of the Romans, who had had no power on
14 25|      diseases and the gods of the Romans. Such as these doubtless
15 25|      enlarged the dominion of the Romans, in opposition to others
16 25|        unless perchance among the Romans the chastity of virgins
17 25|        And still, long before the Romans, by the ordering of God,