A Smaller History of Rome / from the Earliest Times to the Establishment of the Empire

by William Smith; Eugene Lawrence

N.

• Nævius, Cn., [273].
• Naples, Bay of, [4].
• Nasica, Scipio, [152].
• Navius, Attus, [17].
• Navy, Carthaginian, [70], [71], [72].
• Navy, Roman, [70], [71], [72], [73].
• Neapolis attacked, [56].
• Nepos, Cornelius, [284].
• Nero and Livius, Consuls, defeat Hasdrubal, [97], [98].
• Nero, [301];
• death of, [302].
• Nervii defeated by Cæsar, [230].
• Nicomedes III, driven out of Bithynia, [187];
• restored, [188];
• again expelled, [188];
• dies, leaving his dominions to the Roman people, [200].
• Nobiles, [127 (note)].
• Nobility, [127-8].
• Nomen Latinum, [66].
• Nonius, A., murder of, [174].
• Norbanus, C., Consul, defeated by Sulla, [191].
• Novus Homo, [128 (note)].
• Numa Pompilius elected to succeed Romulus, [12];
• his reign and institutions, [12].
• Numantine War, disastrous till conducted by Scipio, [145],
• who captures and destroys Numantia, [146].
• Numerian, [326].
• Numidia, political condition of and war in, [162-8].
• Numitor, [9].