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Edward Lucas White. Andivius Hedulio: Adventures of a Roman Nobleman in the Days of the Empire
Andivius Hedulio: Adventures of a Roman Nobleman in the Days of the Empire
Table of Contents
BOOK I. DISASTER. HEDULIO'S PREFACE. CHAPTER. I. AN UNEXPECTED GUEST. II. A COUNTRY DINNER. III. TENANTRY AND SLAVERY. IV. HOROSCOPES AND MARVELS. V. ENCOUNTERS. VI. A RATHER BAD DAY. VII. A RATHER GOOD DAY. VIII. THE WATER GARDEN. IX. THE SQUALL OF THE LEOPARD. BOOK II. DISAPPEARANCE. X. ESCAPE. XI. HIDING. XII. SUCCOUR. XIII. THE LONELY HUT. XIV. WINTER IN THE MOUNTAINS. XV. THE HUNT. XVI. THE CAVE. XVII. THE FESTIVAL. XVIII. GALLOPING. XIX. MARSEILLES AND TIBER WHARF. XX. CHARIOTEERING. XXI. MISADVENTURES. BOOK III. DIVERSITIES. XXII. THE MUTINEERS. XXIII. THE EMPEROR. XXIV. THE MASSACRE. XXV. THE OPEN COUNTRY. XXVI. THE OUTLAWS. XXVII. THE POINT OF VIEW. XXVIII. MOONLIGHT. BOOK IV. DISSIMULATIONS. XXIX. FELIX. XXX. FESTUS. XXXI. RECOGNITION. XXXII. PHORBAS. XXXIII. IMPOSTURE. XXXIV. PALUS THE INCOMPARABLE. XXXV. MURMEX. XXXVI. ANXIETY. XXXVII. ACCUSATION. XXXVIII. TORTURE. XXXIX. THE TULLIANUM. XL. SEVERUS. EPILOGUE. NOTES. ANDIVIUS HEDULIO
HEDULIO'S PREFACE
(PRAEFATIO HEDULIONIS)
BOOK I
DISASTER. CHAPTER I
AN UNEXPECTED GUEST
CHAPTER II
A COUNTRY DINNER
CHAPTER III
TENANTRY AND SLAVERY
CHAPTER IV
HOROSCOPES AND MARVELS
CHAPTER V
ENCOUNTERS
CHAPTER VI
A RATHER BAD DAY
CHAPTER VII
A RATHER GOOD DAY
CHAPTER VIII
THE WATER-GARDEN
CHAPTER IX
THE SQUALL OF THE LEOPARD
BOOK II
DISAPPEARANCE. CHAPTER X
ESCAPE
CHAPTER XI
HIDING
CHAPTER XII
SUCCOUR
CHAPTER XIII
THE LONELY HUT
CHAPTER XIV
WINTER IN THE MOUNTAINS
CHAPTER XV
THE HUNT
CHAPTER XVI
THE CAVE
CHAPTER XVII
THE FESTIVAL
CHAPTER XVIII
GALLOPING
CHAPTER XIX
MARSEILLES AND TIBER WHARF
CHAPTER XX
CHARIOTEERING
CHAPTER XXI
MISADVENTURES
BOOK III
DIVERSITIES. CHAPTER XXII
THE MUTINEERS
CHAPTER XXIII
THE EMPEROR
CHAPTER XXIV
THE MASSACRE
CHAPTER XXV
THE OPEN COUNTRY
CHAPTER XXVI
THE OUTLAWS
CHAPTER XXVII
THE POINT OF VIEW
CHAPTER XXVIII
MOONLIGHT
BOOK IV
DISSIMULATIONS. CHAPTER XXIX
FELIX
CHAPTER XXX
FESTUS
CHAPTER XXXI
RECOGNITION
CHAPTER XXXII
PHORBAS
CHAPTER XXXIII
IMPOSTURE
CHAPTER XXXIV
PALUS THE INCOMPARABLE
CHAPTER XXXV
MURMEX
CHAPTER XXXVI
ANXIETY
CHAPTER XXXVII
ACCUSATION
CHAPTER XXXVIII
TORTURE
CHAPTER XXXIX
THE TULLIANUM
CHAPTER XL
SEVERUS
EPILOGUE
NOTES TO ANDIVIUS HEDULIO
A. THE ROMAN ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM
B. THE FISCUS
C. THE ROMAN CALENDAR
D. THE LEGION
F. OPTIONES
G. SPINA
H. ERGASTULUM
J. COMMODUS AS AN ATHLETE
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Edward Lucas White
Published by Good Press, 2019
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"Fairly exciting, I admit," Tanno remarked when Bultius paused. "Sounds like the tales of goings-on in Latium in the days when the Aequi, Volsci and Hernici raided up to the gates of Rome four summers out of five. I had not thought Sabinum so primitive."
