161.
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fol. 100v

Book 3, 6

Remus is brought before Romulus

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31A233
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44B1321
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45C13(SWORD)
96C(REMUS)6
96C(ROMULUS)33
96C(ROMULUS)4

162.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 101r

Book 3, 7

Second destruction of Troy by Caius Flavius Fimbria, Roman officer, known for his cruelty

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101r
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31E3
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45L42
45M2
61D(TROIA)
61E(ILIUM)
98B(FIMBRIA, Caius Flavius)4

163.
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fol. 102v

Book 3, 8

Conquest of Rome by the Gauls

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102v
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32B2(GAULS)
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45C13(SWORD)
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45H33
45L42
45M2
61E(ROME)

164.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 103r

Book 3, 9

Numa Pompilius installs the feasts of January and February before the statue of Janus

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103r
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96A1279
96A128(JANUS' HEAD)
98B(NUMA POMPILIUS)5

165.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 105v

Book 3, 10

The Golden Age - man lives happily, gathering seeds and fruits under the reign of Saturn - a symbolic representation of the peaceful situation Numa Pompilius aims to achieve

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105v
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91E21
98B(NUMA POMPILIUS)3

166.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 108r

Book 3, 11

Aristonicus is hanged by Marcus Perpenna on the battlefield

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108r
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45H34(+21)
98B(ARISTONICUS)68
98B(PERPENNA, Marcus)4

167.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 110r

Book 3, 12

Tarquin before the idols of Roma and Jupiter

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110r
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168.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 113r

Book 3, 13

While the Roman girl Tarpeia is fetching water outside the citadel of the Sabines, she is bribed by Titus Tatius into opening the gates of the city; a tree with pieces of armour and a statue of Jupiter (background)

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113r
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61E(ROME)
92B179
96D(TARPEIA)51

169.
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fol. 117v

Book 3, 14

The Horatii and the Curiatii volunteer for Rome and for Alba Longa, to meet in a battle; two Horatii being killed, the surviving brother defeats the three Curiatii one by one

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117v
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61E(ROME)
98B(HORATII)41
98B(HORATII)412

170.
The Hague, MMW, 10 A 11
fol. 121r

Book 3, 15

Murder of Romulus; Julius Proculus transmitting the message honour Quirinus, the deified Romulus

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121r
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