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Pinnock's improved edition of Dr. Goldsmith's History of Rome

Note 1 — Chapter II

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This symbol of authority was borrowed from his neighbours, the Istrurians.

[2]

More properly in honour of Con'sus, a deity of Sabine origin, whom the Romans, in a later age, confounded with Neptune. (See Keightley's Mythology.)

[3]

A town of Latium, near Rome. (Livy.)

[4]

A city of the Sabines, between Rome and the Anio, from whence its name,—Ante Amnem. (Dionys. Hal.)

[5]

A town of Etruria, near Veii. (Virg.)

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