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History of Rome, Vol III

BOOK XXXIV
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Marcus Porcius Cato triumphs on account of his successes in Spain.

Further successes in Spain against the Boians and Insubrian Gauls.

Titus Quinctius Flamininus, having subdued Philip, king of Macedonia, and Nabis, the Lacedaemonian tyrant, and restored all Greece to freedom, triumphs for three days.

Carthaginian ambassadors bring intelligence of the hostile designs of Antiochus and Hannibal._ 1.

Amid the serious concerns of important wars, either scarcely brought to a close or impending, an incident intervened, trivial indeed to be mentioned, but which, through the zeal of the parties concerned, issued in a violent contest.


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