The History of Rome: Books 27 to 36

Achęans Ętolians affairs Africa afterwards allies ambassadors answer Antiochus appeared arms army arrived attack battle body brought Caius called camp carried Carthage Carthaginians cause cavalry command consequence considered consul continued Cornelius danger decree directed Edition effect election enemy engaged fear fight five fleet foot forces formed former four garrison gates Gauls gave give given gods greater Greece ground hands Hannibal held hopes horse hundred immediately Italy kind king land legions Lucius Macedonians manner Marcus means minds night occasion ordered party passed peace persons Philip possession prętor present proceeded province Publius Quinctius Quintus received respect rest returned Romans Rome Scipio senate sent ships Sicily side soldiers soon Spain taken thence thing thought thousand tion took town tribunes troops victory vols walls whole wished