Niebuhr's Lectures on Roman History, Numéro 44,Volume 2

able according Achæans afterwards allies already ancient Antiochus appearance arms army attack battle became become belonged brought called carried Carthage Carthaginians citizens coast command condition consul death doubt Etolians fact fell fleet follow force former gained Gauls gave give given Gracchus Greece Greek ground hand Hannibal held hundred Italian Italy king land latter likewise lived Livy longer looked lost Macedonian Marius means mountains never once owing party passed peace perhaps Perseus Philip Plautus Polybius position possession Punic reached received remained rest road Romans Rome rule Scipio seems senate sent ships showed Sicily side soldiers Spain taken thing thought thousand took town tribes tribunes tried troops turned victory wanted whilst whole wished