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XXI. THE DEATH OF LUCRETIA 50

XXII. THE SONS OF BRUTUS 52

XXIII. HORATIUS COCLES, OR THE ONE-EYED 55

XXIV. GAIUS MUCIUS BURNS HIS RIGHT HAND 6O

XXV. THE DIVINE TWINS 63

XXVI. THE TRIBUNES 66

XXVII. CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER VETURIA 68

XXVIII. THE ROMAN ARMY IN A TRAP 73

XXIX. THE HATED DECEMVIRS 77

XXX. THE DEATH OF VERGINIA 80

XXXI. THE FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE 85

XXXII. CAMILLUS CAPTURES THE CITY OF VEII 88

XXXIII. THE STATUE OF THE GODDESS 92

XXXIV. THE SCHOOLMASTER WHO PROVED A TRAITOR 94

XXXV. THE BATTLE OF ALLIA 97

XXXVI. THE SACRED GEESE 99

XXXVII. THE CITY IS REBUILT 105

XXXVIII. CAMILLUS SETS THE CAMP OF THE VOLSCIANS ON FIRE 109

XXXIX. THE BATTLE ON THE BANKS OF THE ANIO 111

XL. THE CURTIAN LAKE 116

XLI. THE DREAM OF THE TWO CONSULS 119

XLII. THE CAUDINE FORKS 124

XLIII. THE DISGRACE OF THE CAUDINE FORKS AVENGED 129

XLIV. FABIUS AMONG THE CIMINIAN HILLS 131

XLV. THE BATTLE OF SENTINUM 135

XLVI. THE SON OF FABIUS LOSES A BATTLE 138