...h were Sicily, and three hundred of those men who had so bravely served him in Spain. In these transactions hitherto Sabius only seemed to follow the dictates of his own wary temper, But after that Scipio was gone over into Africa, when news was brought to Rome of his wonderful exploits and victories, of a Numidian King taken prisoner, of a vast slaughter of their men, of two camps of the enemy burnt ...