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Philippus

Macedonum rex, ad eum legati missi ad deposcendum Demetrium Pharium 22.33.

legatos mittit ad Hannibalem 23.33

eum inter et Hannibalem foederis leges, ibid.

ad eum legati Poenorum 34.

legationem alteram ad Hannibalem mittit 39.

bellum movet parum prospero eventu 24.40.

subitam expeditionem in Oricinorum atque Apolloniatium fines facit 26.25.

in Thessaliam descendit, ibid.

redit Pellam, ibid.

Achaeis auxilium fert 27.29 et 30

vincit Aetolos, ibid.

it in Peloponnesum, ibid.

repellit Romanos, populantes agrum Corinthium 31.

popularem se praebet, ibid.

eius intoleranda libido, ibid.

Polycratiam, Arati Achaeorum principis uxorem, asportat in Macedoniam, ibid.

periculum eius et insignis fortitudo in pugna adversus Rom. eorumque socios 32.

redit in Macedoniam. ibid.

ho- tatur ac tuetur socios 28.5.

Attalus ferme ab eo opprimitur 7.

capit Toronem, urbem, ibid.

eius metu Machanidas compressus, ibid.

eius metu Machanidas compressus, ibid.

eius oratio in concilio Achaeorum 8.

classe in Actoliam contendit, ibid.

in regnum redit, ut Dardanis inferat bellum, ibid.

ei ducenta argenti talenta pollicentur Carihaginienses, ut in Siciliam aut in Italiam traii?iat 29.4.

cum eo pacem Actoli faciunt 12.

itemque Romani, ibid.

per legatos petit, sibi restitul Macedonas, qui apud Hannibarem mercede militassent, captique in vinculis essent 30.42. cf. et 33.

triste responsum legatis a senatu redditum 42.

ei bellum indictum 31.5—8.

Philippus oppugnat Abydum 14

foedus eius cum Antiocho, Syriae rege, ibid.

bellum inter eum et Athenienses, ibid.

cum aegre sustineret Attalum Rhodiosque hostes, ne Romano quidem bello terretur 16.

Abydum capit, ibid. et 17.

eum audacter alloquitur M. Aemilius, legatus Rom. 18.

insueto vera audire ferocior videtur legati oratio, ibid.

Philippus petit Athenas 24.

edit proclium memorabile cum Atheniensibus ibid.

recedit et omnia circa Athenas diruit, ibid.

Achaeos Romano illigare bello frustra conatur 25.

Athenas et Piraecum frustra tentat 26.

diruit templa circa Athenas, ibid.

eius apparatus 28.

legatos mittit ad Aetolos, ibid.

miratur Romanorum castra 34.

detrectat pugnam 36.

caedit vagos frumentatores Rom. ibid.

repellitur 37.

in magno est periculo, ibid.

recedit 38.

caedit Aetolos 41 et 42.

in cum Atheniensium decreta 44.

Thaumacos, frustra tentatos. deserit Philippus 32.4.

eius anxietas et curae 5.

conciliat sibi Graccos et Macedonas, ibid.

occupat fauces Antigoneae, ibid.

castra ponit ad Aoum, ibid.

eius colloquium cum T. Quinctio, cos. 10.

cum aggreditur Quinctius et fugere cogit in Thessaliam 12.

in Macedoniam Philippus redit 13.

eius societate relicta, Achaei se adiungunt Romanis 19—23.

eius nomen in comitiis Argivorum recitalum post lovem, Apollinem, et Herculem 25.

eius praefecto Philocli Argos proditur. ibid.

eius cum Quinctio cos. colloquium 32—36.

Philippus dicacior erat, quam regem decet 34. cf. et 36.34.

petit a Quinctio ut legatos Romam mittere liceat 32.36.

impetrat inducias in duos menses. ibid.

eius legati, re infecta. discedunt Roma 37.

foedus facit rum Nabide 38.

Argivorum urbem fiduciariam Nabidi tradit, et sqq. eius apparatus 33.3.

ad eum contendit Quinctius cos. ibid.

copiarum Philippi numerus, 4.

castra ponit ad Cynoscephalas 7.

proelium, quo vincitur 7—10.

caduceatorem mittit ad Romanos 11

ci induciae quindecim dierum datae 12.

colloquium ad Tempe 13.

pacis leges cum Philippo, ibid. et 30.

caedit Dardanos 19.

pax cum eo a populo iussa 25.

de eo triumphat Quinctius 34.52.

Demetrius, eius filius, obses ante currum triumphantis ductus, ibid.

eum ad bellum renovandum incitant Aetoli 35.12.

legatos Romam mittit, pollicentes Romanis auxilia ad bellum adversus Antiochum 36.4.

cum fortunam speculari in animo haberet, offensus ab Antiosho, se iungit Romanis 8.

proficiscitur in Thessaliam 13.

capit quasdam urbes. ibid.

Athamania potitur 14.

ab oppugnatione Lamiae iubet eum discedere Acilius cos. 25.

Demetrias se Philippo dedit 33.

exercitui Rom. per fines suos transeunti, omnia parat 37.7.

eius praesidia expelluntur Athamania 38.1.

ingreditur cum exercitu Athamaniam 2.

repellitur, ibid.

causae irarum eius in Romanos 39.23.

colligit vires 24.

de eo Thessalorum aliorumque querelae, ibid.

legati Roma missi ad eas controversias disceptandas, ibid.

Philippus respondet querelis Thessalorum 26.

eius minax dictum, ibid.

respondet Maronitarum et Eumenis legatis 28.

animus eius alienatus ab Romanis, ibid.

Maronitas crudeliter trucidat 34.

ad pur ganda crimina mittit Demetrium, minorem filium, Romam 35.

sollicitat accolas Istri fluminis, ut in Italiam irrumpant, ibid.

Demetrius patrem defendit 47.

Macedonas e maritimis civitatibus in Paeoniam traducit, et urbes Thracibus aliisque barbaris tradit habitandas 40.3.

eius crudelitas, ibid. et 4.

ei Demetrius est suspectus 5.

Perseus accusat Demetrium apud Philippum 8.

eius ad filios suos oratio, ibid.

eius iter ad Haemum montem 21.

duas aras Iovi et Soli consecrat 22.

Demetrium interfici iubet 24.

innocentiam Demetrii agnoscit 54 et 55.

regnum Antigono relinquere cupit 56.

moritur, ibid.

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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