Examples of 'livy' in a sentence
Meaning of "livy"
Livy is an adjective used to describe something related to the ancient Roman historian Livy
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- Titus Livius, a Roman historian
- A diminutive of the female given name Olivia.
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Livy gave a different account of the battle.
The humanists used Livy as their model.
Livy perceived history in terms of moral lessons.
I will bust a boiler for them Livy.
Livy records the wording of the form of surrender.
I was really sorry to hear about Livy.
Livy provides a description of the amount of spoils taken.
This fourth secession is noted by Livy.
Livy provides an account of his achievements in this office.
Horreum was mentioned by the historian Livy.
Livy did not say what happened.
This was recorded in the subscriptions of the manuscripts of Livy.
Livy said that he was their king.
But if this is half as good as Livy seems to think.
Livy does not reveal the outcome of this campaign.
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It is the opposite of what Livy says.
Livy used no titles or period names.
The city wall mentioned by Livy is only partly known.
Livy just started her turn as choir director.
Plutarch painted a greater picture of destruction and killings than Livy.
Livy and their three daughters.
The battle might not have been such a total rout of the Samnites as Livy describes.
Livy loved her pony.
It is much less common in Caesar than in Livy.
Livy mentioned that there were sources with different stories.
Your bath with the Livy soaps.
Livy made great use of him in his third decade.
It happened in front of the temple of Augustus and Livy.
Livy did not say what the outcome of the vote was.
The story was taken from Livy.
Livy was changed to a boy as well.
And the passages of Livy xxix.
Livy proves to be an elusive target.
We know from Livy himself iv.
Livy is one of my best friends.
Quadratus as she needs Livy.
Livy is our only written source for the subsequent years.
Broughton follows Livy in this.
Livy gives no figures.
The destruction of Illiturgis had two purposes according to Livy.
Livy stated that there were more executions than imprisonments.
Some Sullan annalists may have been sources for Livy.
Livy says many enemy prisoners were slaughtered by each side.
The kestros is mentioned in the writings of Livy and Polybius.
Livy is our only source for the next few years.
The name is occasionally found as Lenas in some manuscripts of Livy.
Livy says the consuls celebrated a triumph as a result of the victory.
His march has been described by ancient historians Polybius and Livy.
Livy does not mention it.
They are mentioned by Livy.
