...her choice of a gift, if she would guide 6 his army into the citadei. Tarpeia7 promised to do5 this, if they would give her what they wore on their left arms, desiring, of course, their golden rings and bracelets. But when she had led them into the citadel,...

...her choice of a gift, if she would guide 6 his army into the citadel. Tarpeia7 promised to do5 this, if they would give her what they wore on their left arms, desiring, of course, their golden rings and bracelets. But when she had led them into the citadel,...

...daughter, Tarpeia, dazzled by the golden bracelets of the Sabines, promised to betray the hill to them, 'if they would give her what they wore on their left arms.' Her offer was accepted. In the night-time she opened a gate, and let in the enemy. But, when she claimed...

...the gate and promised the leader of the Sabines that she would open it and give up the hill to them, if they would give her what they wore on their left arms. The Sabines agreed to this, and Tarpeia opened the gate. The Sabines seem to have been brave, honorable...

...Tiber. Tarpeia was a 16 Roman girl who agreed to throw open the doors of the citadel to the Sabines, if they would give her "what they wore on their left arms." She meant their gold bracelets ; but they threw their heavy shields upon her, as she stood waiting for...

...her to him, that she would open the gates of the stronghold to his men for a reward. She would do it if they would give her what they wore on their left arms. Tatius looked at the willowy figure and the common, rather pretty face with its greedy eyes and eager...

...her to him, that she would open the gates of the stronghold to his men for a reward. She would do it if they would give her what they wore on their left arms. Tatius looked at the willowy figure and the common, rather pretty face with its greedy eyes and eager...