The Comic History of Rome

us Superbus to the Battle of Lake Regillus -- From the Battle of the Lake Regillus to the close war with the Volscians -- From the close war with the Volscians to the passing of the Bill of Terentillus -- From the establishment of the Decemvirate to the taking of Veil -- From the taking of Rome by the Gauls to its subsequent preservation by Manlius -- From the tribuneship of C. Licinius to the defeat of the Gauls by Valerius -- From the first war against the Samnites to the passing of the Laws of Publilius -- From the beginning of the second to the end of the Third Samnite War -- On the peaceful occupations of the Romans (from the scarcity of subject, necessarily a very short chapter) -- From the end of the Third Samnite War to the subjugation of all Italy by the Romans -- The First Punic War -- Some miscellaneous wars of Rome -- The Second Punic War -- Conclusion of the Second Punic War -- War with the Macedonians ; Proclamation of the freedom of Greece by Flamnius ; War with Antiochus ; Death of Hannibal, and of Scipio Africanus -- Public amusements, morals, manners, customs, and state of the drama and literature among the Romans -- Wars against Perseus ; The Third Punic War ; Siege and destruction of Carthage, and ditto ditto of Corinth -- Wars in Spain ; Viriathus ; Destruction of Numantia ; The Servile War in Sicily ; Appropriation of Pergamus -- The Gracchi and their mother ; Rise and fall of Tiberius and Caius Gracchus -- The Jugurthine War ; War against the Cimbri and Teutoni -- Mithridates, Sulla, Marius, Cinna, et cætera -- Death of Cinna ; Return of Sulla to Rome ; C. Papirius Carbo ; Dictatorship of Sulla -- Re-action against the policy of Sulla ; Services of Q. Sertorius ; Metellus ; Cn. Pompey ; Spirited steps of Spartacus ; The irate pirate -- The Third Mithridatic War ; Deposition and death of Mithridates -- Conspiracy of Catilline ; Introduction of Cicero ; Cæsar, Pompey, Crassus, and co. -- Overthrow of Crassus ; Defeat of Pompey ; Dictatorship and death of Cæsar ; End of the Roman Republic Holograph: Robert T. Lincoln, Cambridge, Mass., May 21st 1861 18