The Union of the two Peoples. The fall of Alba led to the Growth of Rome. The number of the citizens was doubled. the Caelian hill was included in the( m become more DODulated.Tullus chose .啥1 少1li 0 is ，，，人士，J.。. palace, and for the future lived there. He nominated Alban nobles to the senate that this order of the State might also be augmented. .Amongst， them were the. Tullii, the Servilii, the yuinctll，I介e、甘eganii, t., w .粤e毕riatix, and于ne a.,护eiin.，’土oProve拼e a consecrated ouilding for the increased， numoer ox senators he 4uij万the夕enate-no咚竺，吵‘华史w只，to tM些tithe oz our rat钾rs went Dy the name of the uuria .riostina.’ l一 o secure an accession oaf militarv strength of all ranks from the new population，he 门口、J尹.声沪 formed， ten troops of knights from t1 ;from the same source he Drought up the old regions to their full strength and enrolled new ones. 」War，‘呼。the,.，Sabines.一工mpelled by少一 the confidence in his SLreng势，产n誓几these mea冬ures’照Pxr犷外。土u llus proclaimed War against the z)auines。a nation at tnat Time second only to the 万truscans in numbers and military strength. Each side had inflicted injuries on the other and refused all redress. Tullus complained that Roman traders had been arrested in open market at the shrine of Feronia;the Sabines' grievance was that some of their people had previously sought refuge in the .Asylum. and been kept in Rome. These were the ostensible grounds of the war. The Sabines were far from forgetting that a portion of their strength had been. transferred to Rome by Tatius，and tnat the ,Roman Mate naa iateiy peen aggranalsea py Tne with the utmost energy, and it seemed as though success depended upon which side was the first to take the offensive, Tullus opened the campaign by invading the Sabine territory. .A. severe action_ was fought. at theAYw. ,1tsi .silva Y Silva : alitiosa. Whilst the 双omans were strong in their intantrv, their :rain strength was w材户 in their lately increased cavalry force. ,A sudden charge of horse threw the Sabine ranks into confusion, they could neither