helped him more, however, was the sentence passed on Menenius, so completely had the popular sentiment changed. LI工工，War with Veil and the Sabines; The domestic conflicts came to an end;war began again with the Veientines, with whom the一Sabines had formed an armed leazue. The La七in and tiernican auxiliaries were summoned. and the consul厂。v aierius was sent with an army to Veii. He at once attacked the Sabine camp, which was situated in front of the walls of their allies, and created such confusion. that while small bodies of the defenders were making sorties in various directions to repel the .attack, the gate against which the assault had been, first made was forced, and once inside the rampart it became a massacre rather than a battle. The noise in the camp penetrated even to the city, and the Veientines flew to arms。in a state of as eareat f‘‘， .alarm as if Veii itself was， taken. Some went to the help of therN 7 ' T , , .7 ,r, , , Y, ^f Z}aoines, others attacked the Kornans, who were wholly occupied with their assault on the camp. For a few moments they were checked and thrown into confusion;e then, forming front in both=directions, they offered a steady resistance while the cavalry whom the consul had ordered to charge routed the Tuscans and put them to flight. In the same hour, two armies, the two most powerful of the neijzhbourinc-r. states，were overcome. 丫，”二，力，，。。。~.，甲，丫.，，，r，。，， w mlsr inis was groinz on at Veii. the v olscians and .tauinas V、，口护二 encamped in，the Latin territory anti were ravaging their borders. The Latins, in conjunction with the Hernici drove them out of their camp without either a Roman general or Roman troops. They recovered their own property and obtained immense booty in addition. Nevertheless, the consul C. Nautius was sent from Rome against the VoIscians. They did not approve，工think, of the custom of allies carrying on war in their own strength and on their own methods, without any Roman general or army. There was no kind of injury or insult that was not practised against the VoIscians;they could not, however, be driven to fight a regular battle.