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he period from 292 to 218, includ;292;bc-y;;;;
od from 292 to 218, including the;218;bc-y;;;;
unic War, from 218 to 202.\nBooks ;218;bc-y;;;;
r, from 218 to 202.\nBooks 31–45 –;202;bc-y;;;;
tern wars from 201 to 167.\nBooks ;201;bc-y;;;;
rs from 201 to 167.\nBooks 46 to 1;167;bc-y;;;;
he period from 167 to the outbrea;167;bc-y;;;;
 Social War in 91.\nBooks 71–90 –;91;bc-y;;;;
th of Sulla in 78.\nBooks 91–108 ;78;bc-y;;;;
Gallic War, in 50.\nBooks 109–116;50;bc-y;;;;
ath of Caesar (49–44).\nBooks 117;49;bc-y;;;;
 of Caesar (49–44).\nBooks 117–13;44;bc-y;;;;
h of Antonius (44–30).\nBooks 134;44;bc-y;;;;
f Antonius (44–30).\nBooks 134–14;30;bc-y;;;;
ath of Drusus (9).\n\nTable of co;9;bc-y;;;;
 omits that of 25 (it had not ha;25;bc-y;;;;
enate early in 27, and in IX. 18;27;bc-y;;;;
estoration, in 20, of the standa;20;bc-y;;;;
 was passed in 18.[0] \n\n^ Livy u;18;bc-y;;;;
Punic Wars (c. 1000-264 BC). Routl;1000;bc-i;;;;