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共 34 段- The Hundred and Four are no doubt the _centum senatores_, be
- The Carthaginians, who fell in with them near Ecnomus, had a
- The Romans blockaded Lilybæum on the land side, and at the s
- As may be well imagined, it was with much difficulty that th
- In the Capitoline Fasti, we find that Marcellus had triumphe
- Hannibal had taken upon himself the command after Hasdrubal’
- Hannibal had to go higher up the Rhone, that he might get fu
- Hannibal now turned to Spoleto, which he could hope to overa
- Whether it be true that the winter-quarters in luxurious Cap
- The humanity of Marcellus after the conquest of the town, is
- While Scipio was now putting the province in order, which wa
- Immediately after the battle of Cannæ, Philip III. of Macedo
- During the campaign, the combined fleet of Attalus, the Rhod
- Antiochus had not always his abode at Antioch; he had at tha
- In the year 562, L. Scipio and C. Lælius were consuls. They
- Whilst Cato was almost the only really great man, virtue was
- In the meantime, a new thunderstorm gathered in the east. Ph
- Æmilius now executed the commission of regulating affairs ac
- Very soon after the end of the second Punic war, quarrels al
- Appian is the only source, which gives us the details of thi
- The Achæans now armed themselves. Yet one can hardly conceiv
- In the meanwhile, Attalus Philometor of Pergamus, the son of
- There are hereditary family principles in Rome, as there wer
- It is beyond a doubt, that C. Gracchus surpassed his brother
- Gracchus saw that the thoughtless people turned away from hi
- Metellus was the son of Macedonicus, and has the surname of
- When the Cimbri were gone away, the Teutones and Ambrones fo
- The happy ending of the war with the Cimbri and Teutones, an
- Although Hiero in his day had still said that the Romans emp
- As the old citizens opposed the motions of Sulpicius,--for t
- When Sylla brought back his army to Italy, L. Cornelius Scip
- Pacuvius, who was somewhat younger than Ennius, and very muc
- Spartacus, after having broken out, escaped with his followe
- [107] Dr. Schmitz has already remarked in vol. I, p. 416, of