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Rome (Italy) (search for this): book 3, chapter 25
The Third Treaty
A third treaty again was made by Rome at the time of
Third treaty, B.C. 279.
the invasion of Pyrrhus into Sicily; before the
Carthaginians undertook the war for the possession of Sicily. This treaty contains the same
provisions as the two earlier treaties with these additional
clauses:—
"If they make a treaty of alliance with Pyrrhus, the
Romans or Carthaginians shall make it on such terms as
not to preclude the one giving aid to the other, if that one's
territory is attacked.
"If one or the other stand in need of help, the Carthaginians shall supply the ships, whether for transport or war;
but each people shall supply the pay for its own men employed
on them.
The Carthaginians shall also give aid by sea to the
Romans if need be; but no one shall compel the crews to
disembark against their will."
Provision was also made for swearing to these treaties. In
the case of the first, the Carthaginians were to swear by the
gods of their ancestors, the Romans by Jupiter Lapis
Sicily (Italy) (search for this): book 3, chapter 25
The Third Treaty
A third treaty again was made by Rome at the time of
Third treaty, B.C. 279.
the invasion of Pyrrhus into Sicily; before the
Carthaginians undertook the war for the possession of Sicily. This treaty contains the same
provisions as the two earlier treaties with these additional
clauses:—
"If they make a treaty of alliance with Pyrrhus, the
Romans or Carthaginians shall make it on such terms as
not to preclude the one giving aid to the other, if that one's
territory is attacked.Sicily. This treaty contains the same
provisions as the two earlier treaties with these additional
clauses:—
"If they make a treaty of alliance with Pyrrhus, the
Romans or Carthaginians shall make it on such terms as
not to preclude the one giving aid to the other, if that one's
territory is attacked.
"If one or the other stand in need of help, the Carthaginians shall supply the ships, whether for transport or war;
but each people shall supply the pay for its own men employed
on them.
The Carthaginians shall also give aid by sea to the
Romans if need be; but no one shall compel the crews to
disembark against their will."
Provision was also made for swearing to these treaties. In
the case of the first, the Carthaginians were to swear by the
gods of their ancestors, the Romans by Jupiter Lapis
279 BC (search for this): book 3, chapter 25
The Third Treaty
A third treaty again was made by Rome at the time of
Third treaty, B.C. 279.
the invasion of Pyrrhus into Sicily; before the
Carthaginians undertook the war for the possession of Sicily. This treaty contains the same
provisions as the two earlier treaties with these additional
clauses:—
"If they make a treaty of alliance with Pyrrhus, the
Romans or Carthaginians shall make it on such terms as
not to preclude the one giving aid to the other, if that one's
territory is attacked.
"If one or the other stand in need of help, the Carthaginians shall supply the ships, whether for transport or war;
but each people shall supply the pay for its own men employed
on them.
The Carthaginians shall also give aid by sea to the
Romans if need be; but no one shall compel the crews to
disembark against their will."
Provision was also made for swearing to these treaties. In
the case of the first, the Carthaginians were to swear by the
gods of their ancestors, the Romans by Jupiter Lapi