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170 BC (search for this): entry flamininus-bio-3
200 BC (search for this): entry flamininus-bio-3
Flamini'nus
3. L. Quintius Flamininus, a brother of the great T. Quintius Flamininus, was curule aedile in B. C. 200, and the year after was invested with the city praetorship. When his brother Titus, in B. C. 198, undertook the war against Philip of Macedonia, Lucius received the command of the Roman fleet, and had to protect the coasts of Italy.
He first sailed to Corcyra, and having met his fleet near the island of Zama, and received it from his predecessor, L. Apustius, he slowly proceeded to Malea, and thence to Peiraeeus, to join the ships which had been stationed there for the protection of Athens. Soon after he was joined by the allied fleets of Attalus and the Rhodians, and the combined fleets now undertook the siege of Eretria, which was occupied by a Macedonian garrison. Its inhabitants dreaded the Rommans as much as the Macedonians, and were uncertain what to do; but Lucius took the place at night by assault.
The citizens surrendered, and the conquerors' booty consisted
184 BC (search for this): entry flamininus-bio-3
198 BC (search for this): entry flamininus-bio-3
Flamini'nus
3. L. Quintius Flamininus, a brother of the great T. Quintius Flamininus, was curule aedile in B. C. 200, and the year after was invested with the city praetorship. When his brother Titus, in B. C. 198, undertook the war against Philip of Macedonia, Lucius received the command of the Roman fleet, and had to protect the coasts of Italy.
He first sailed to Corcyra, and having met his fleet near the island of Zama, and received it from his predecessor, L. Apustius, he slowly proceeded to Malea, and thence to Peiraeeus, to join the ships which had been stationed there for the protection of Athens. Soon after he was joined by the allied fleets of Attalus and the Rhodians, and the combined fleets now undertook the siege of Eretria, which was occupied by a Macedonian garrison. Its inhabitants dreaded the Rommans as much as the Macedonians, and were uncertain what to do; but Lucius took the place at night by assault.
The citizens surrendered, and the conquerors' booty consisted
197 BC (search for this): entry flamininus-bio-3
195 BC (search for this): entry flamininus-bio-3
193 BC (search for this): entry flamininus-bio-3
191 BC (search for this): entry flamininus-bio-3