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Os Armory and Blazonry,
listed: or if any without the consentofchepeople.
Senate and Heralds, either fought or made peace, en-
tered league, &c. the Rowans freed themselves again,
by delivering up the Authors to their enemies. So
were the Consuls T. Veturins and Sp, Poftumius for
their error at Candium, and making peace with the
Samnitss contrary to the will of the people and Senate,
together with T. Numitius and Q^JEmilius Tribunes*
delivered to the enemy. The words os Postumius him-
self ( who made request that himself with the rest,who
had osfended, might be delivered to the enemy ) are
thus recorded by Livy. Dedamurperseciales, wtdivin- L- - lh
ttigue> exolvamus religione populum, st qUa ohligavimus: 9*
ne quid divini humanive obstetj quo minus juftum piumque
de integro ineatur helium. The form and words on
their delivery to the enemies hands,were these: ^uan~
doquidem hisee homines, injussu ptpuli Romania ghiri-
tumseedus ilium irispoponderunt, atque ob earn rem nox-
am meuermt: oh earn rem quo populus Rtmanus Scelere
impio sit solutus, ho see hi mines vobis deds. And so ma-
sjy years after was C. Mancinus delivered to the Nu- Cicero OssicJk.
mantines, with whom he had entered into league con- 5 plor
trary to the will, and without the knowledge of the
Senate. S Marcelltm,
Heralds also examined and determined of wrongs '
and injuries done unto Embasfadours , andpunishe^d
them by delivering up in like manner, the parties os-
fending, unto the Nation or state offended.
They looked also to the strift observing of every
branch of the league, or truce; in brief their Autho-
rity was comprized in these few words, Be/li,paci*,s<x- Cicero lib.t, d
derum ftnduciarum^oratorum^seciales judices [unto. legibus.
Spurius Fusius was the first Herald that ever was crea-
ted among the Romans^ and had the name of Pater Pa~
tratus in the war which Tullus Hostilws madeagainst
old Latines, °
Their priviledges were great and many,and too long
for me here to reckon up. And to conelude,sor farther
A a search
Os Armory and Blazonry,
listed: or if any without the consentofchepeople.
Senate and Heralds, either fought or made peace, en-
tered league, &c. the Rowans freed themselves again,
by delivering up the Authors to their enemies. So
were the Consuls T. Veturins and Sp, Poftumius for
their error at Candium, and making peace with the
Samnitss contrary to the will of the people and Senate,
together with T. Numitius and Q^JEmilius Tribunes*
delivered to the enemy. The words os Postumius him-
self ( who made request that himself with the rest,who
had osfended, might be delivered to the enemy ) are
thus recorded by Livy. Dedamurperseciales, wtdivin- L- - lh
ttigue> exolvamus religione populum, st qUa ohligavimus: 9*
ne quid divini humanive obstetj quo minus juftum piumque
de integro ineatur helium. The form and words on
their delivery to the enemies hands,were these: ^uan~
doquidem hisee homines, injussu ptpuli Romania ghiri-
tumseedus ilium irispoponderunt, atque ob earn rem nox-
am meuermt: oh earn rem quo populus Rtmanus Scelere
impio sit solutus, ho see hi mines vobis deds. And so ma-
sjy years after was C. Mancinus delivered to the Nu- Cicero OssicJk.
mantines, with whom he had entered into league con- 5 plor
trary to the will, and without the knowledge of the
Senate. S Marcelltm,
Heralds also examined and determined of wrongs '
and injuries done unto Embasfadours , andpunishe^d
them by delivering up in like manner, the parties os-
fending, unto the Nation or state offended.
They looked also to the strift observing of every
branch of the league, or truce; in brief their Autho-
rity was comprized in these few words, Be/li,paci*,s<x- Cicero lib.t, d
derum ftnduciarum^oratorum^seciales judices [unto. legibus.
Spurius Fusius was the first Herald that ever was crea-
ted among the Romans^ and had the name of Pater Pa~
tratus in the war which Tullus Hostilws madeagainst
old Latines, °
Their priviledges were great and many,and too long
for me here to reckon up. And to conelude,sor farther
A a search