The History of Rome, Volume 2

according affairs Africa afterwards allies ambassadors appeared arms army arrived attack battle body brought Caius called camp Campanians Capua carried Carthage Carthaginians cause cavalry charge Claudius command considered consul continued crossed death decree directed effect election enemy engaged entered equal Fabius fathers fear fight five fleet forces formed former Fulvius garrison gates Gauls gave give given gods greater ground guard hands Hannibal Hasdrubal hope horse hundred immediately infantry Italy kind king land legions less lest Lucius manner Marcellus Marcus means minds night Numidians party passed peace persons possession prætor present protection province Publius Quintus received remained respect rest returned river Roman Rome Scipio Senate sent ships Sicily side slain soldiers soon Spain taken territory thing thousand tion took town tribunes troops turned victory walls whole wished