[30] A.U.C. 298.
[31] See B. xxxiv. c. 11. A.U.C. 317.
[32] Nundinis.
[33] On the road to Ostia. It was said to have received its name from the Horatii and Curiatii.
[34] A.U.C. 345.
[35] A.U.C. 550. He alludes to the introduction of Cybele, from Pessinus in Galatia, in the Second Punic war.
[36] A.U.C. 604. See B. viii. c. 6.
[37] Manius Curius Dentatus, Consul A.U.C. 464.
[38] A.U.C. 497.
[39] From “sero,” to sow. See the Æneid, B. vi. l. 844, where this circumstance is alluded to.