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Excerpt from The History of Rome: Books Nine to Twenty-Six
Umbrians, Marsians, Pelignians, Equans, and Samnites. Mentita made of Alexander the Great, who ourished at this time tive estimate of his strength, and that of the Roman people, tending to show, that if he had carried his arms into Italy, he would not have been as successful there as he had been in the Eastern countries.
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