[1028] Livy ii. 39. 9 f.
[1029] Cf. Dion. Hal. ix. 17. 2, 4.
[1030] P. 351; cf. Rubino, Röm. Verf. 269 ff.
[1031] On the epoch-making rejection of the Caudine treaty of 321, see p. 171, n. 5. 376.
[1032] Suet. Vesp. 8; Rubino, ibid. 261.
[1033] Cf. Rubino, ibid. 260.
[1034] Ibid. 263.
[1035] Cf. i. 14. 6; 36. 1. Too much stress should not be laid on this distinction, however, as the Romans always regarded their enemy as the aggressor, and assumed that every war was undertaken for the redress of grievances.
[1036] Livy i. 32.
[1037] Ibid. i. 32.