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 1 Prae   |       the Origin of the Roman People~The origin of the Roman
 2 Prae   |       The origin of the Roman people from the founders Janus
 3 III    |   This ignorant and dispersed people of high mountains~he united
 4 III    |    ship; which now the common people say corruptly 'navia'. ~[
 5 III(8) |   pointless to describe them: people probably had seen these
 6 IV     | everywhere by the flood, many people from various regions settled
 7 V      |       first in Italy to teach people to yoke oxen for the purpose
 8 VIII   | Claudius the censor, with the people performing the Potitiian
 9 IX     |    for Italy, along with many people of both sexes, as Alexander
10 XII    |       The Origin of the Roman People teaches as follows: the
11 XVI    |  Silvius. ~[2] But the common people amongst the Latins imagined
12 XVI    |    favour for him amongst the people, as Gaius Caesar and Sextus
13 XVI    |       the Origin of the Roman People. ~[5] But others tell the
14 XVIII  |     arrogance not only toward people, but even toward the Gods,
15 XXI(39)|    remores" means obstructive people - people who hinder the
16 XXI(39)|    means obstructive people - people who hinder the course of