Polybius, Book xvii. Ex. iii. in Hampden's translation, 1773.]

[Footnote 35: The 'pileum,' a close-fitting felt cap, was given by the

Romans to slaves on the occasion of their enfranchisement, as a sign

of freedom.]

[Footnote 36: Livy xxxix, chapter 51.]

[Footnote 37: In Greek warfare, any one who killed an enemy in battle

was entitled to dispose of his body and arms as he thought fit.

Plutarch means that by the laws of war Hannibal belonged to Scipio,

and that Flamininus had no right to interfere between them.]

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