x.) and Muratori, (Annali d'Italia.
tom.iv.p.

45.)] [Footnote 39: One of the roads may be traced in the Itineraries, (p.
98, 288, 294, with Wesseling's Notes.) Asta lay some miles on the right hand.] [Footnote 40: Asta, or Asti, a Roman colony, is now the capital of a pleasant country, which, in the sixteenth century, devolved to the dukes of Savoy, (Leandro Alberti Descrizzione d'Italia, p.

382.)] [Footnote 41: Nec me timor impulit ullus.

He might hold this proud language the next year at Rome, five hundred miles from the scene of danger (vi.Cons.Hon.

449.)] [Footnote 42: Hanc ego vel victor regno, vel morte tenebo Victus, humum .-- --The speeches (de Bell.Get.