101.
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fol. 201v

Book 4: Chapter 1

The moderation of consul Valerius Publicola who whittled down his own power to give more freedom to the community: two men, holding their sword by the tip of the blade, kneeling before an enthroned ruler

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102.
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fol. 238v

Book 5: Chapter 1

A king and queen being served at a laid table and a man giving alms (or freeing slaves?)

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Book 6: Chapter 1

Three women kneeling in front of the statue of Vesta(?); a woman (Lucretia) committing suicide by stabbing herself with a sword

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98C(LUCRETIA)68

104.
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fol. 292r

Book 7: Chapter 1

The good fortune of Q. Caecilius Metellus, surnamed Macedonicus, the grand son of the high priest Lucius Caecilius Metellus; Wheel of fortune, strife of laity and clergy(?)

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98B(METELLUS, L.C.)3

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Book 7: Chapter 6

The necessity forced the nations to adopt cruel laws and commands as for example during the Second Punic War: when a man's power was exhausted slaves were purchased publicly by commissioners

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