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Masinissa

filius Galae, regis Numidarum Maesuliorum, vincit Syphacem 24.48 et 49

socius Carthaginiensium. ingenti tumultu turbat exercitum P. Scipionis 25.34.

conciliatur Romanis 28.16.

Masinissae et Scipionis colloquium 35.

fide data acceptaque discedunt, ibid.

queritur apud Laelium nimiam Scipionis cunctationem 29.4.

accedit ad Scipionem 29.

varia fortuna in amittendo recuperandoque regno paterno est usus, ibid.

capit Thapsum urbem 30.

in eum stimulatur ab Hasdrubale Syphax 31.

vincitur Masinissa a Syphace ibid.

profugit in montem Balbum. ibid.

Bocchar mittitur adversus Masinissam 32.

qui vincitur, et circumventus cum solis quatuor equitibus aufugit. ibid.

insilit in fluvium, unde cum duobus emergit, ibid.

in occulta spelunca vulnus curat ibid.

repetit regnum. ibid.

Syphax in eum contendit eumque vincit 33.

cum modica manu Masinissa ad Scipionem venit. ibid.

Hannonem ad pugnam elicit 34.

Syphacis castra incendit 30.5.

Mas nissa regnum recuperat 11.

Sophonisbam. Syphacis uxorem. ducit 12.

ob Sophonisbae nuptias a Scipione reprehenditur 14.

eius anxietas 15.

venenum in poculo ad Sophonisham mittit. ibid.

amplissimis donis a Scipione donatur, ibid

eius legati in senatum Rom. introducti 17.

Masinissam Cirta oppido. ceterisque oppidis agrisque ad regnum paternum adiectis, donat Scipio 44

ei gratulantur Romani, et donamittunt 31.11.

mittit Romanis auxilia 19 et 32.27.

populatur agrum Carthaginiensium. et quasdam urbes vectigales eorum sibi cogit stipendium pendere 34.62.

legatos Romam mittit 36.4.

pollicetur frumentum et hordeum, ibid. et 43.8.

eius cum Carthaginiensibus de agro, quem illis ademerat, contentiones 40.17. 34.

de eo legati Carthaginiensium queruntur in senatu 42.23.

mittit filium suum Romam, qui legatis respondet, ibid.

auxilia cum elephantis, Misagenemque filium mittere Romanis ad hellum Persicum parat 29 et 35. cf. et 43.13.

Titi Livi, Ab urbe condita libri. Recognovit Wilhelm Weissenborn. Pars VI. Fragmenta. Index. Titus Livius. W. Weissenborn. Leipzig. Teubner. 1892. 4.

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