1
Those who were of the Latin confederacy were decapitated; the Romans were crucified.
2
The position of Rome was superior to that of the other towns in the Latin Confederacy.
3
The levy completed, the consuls waited a few days, till the allies of the Latin confederacy arrived.
4
On this footing-offorty-seventownships entitled to participate and thirty entitled to vote-theLatin confederacy continued henceforward unalterably fixed.
5
The horse and foot of the allies, of the Latin confederacy, he also chose out of the army of Cannae.
6
They send also to the allies and the Latin confederacy, to receive the soldiers according to the terms of the treaty.
7
During the reign of Ser'vius, Rome was placed at the head of the Latin confederacy, and acknowledged to be the metropolitan city.
8
The rest were distributed through the several cities of the Latin confederacy, to be kept in custody, where they perished in various ways.
9
Alba was regarded as the metropolis of the Latin confederacy, and had the right of presiding among the thirty communities that belonged to it.
10
It was, however, quite as unusual for the Etruscans really to act in concert, as it was for the Latin confederacy to do otherwise.
11
Of some such nature, in all probability, was the relation between the Roman community and the Latin confederacy in the first period of the republic.