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41. iam fere in exitu annus erat, et in dies magis fama de Antiochi bello et cura patribus crescebat; [2] itaque de provinciis designatorum magistratuum, quo intentiores essent omnes, agitari coeptum est. [3] [p. 67] decrevere, ut consulibus Italia et quo senatus censuisset — iam esse bellum adversus Antiochum regem omnes 1sciebant— [4] provinciae essent. cuius ea sors esset, quattuor milia peditum civium Romanorum et trecenti equites, sex milia socium Latini nominis cum quadringentis equitibus sunt decreta. [5] eorum dilectum habere L. Quinctius consul iussus, ne quid moraretur, quo minus consul novus, quo senatus censuisset, extemplo proficisci posset. [6] item de provinciis praetorum decretum est, prima ut sors duae, urbanaque et inter civis ac peregrinos iurisdictio esset, secunda Bruttii, tertia classis, ut navigaret quo senatus censuisset, quarta Sicilia, quinta Sardinia, sexta Hispania ulterior. [7] imperatum praeterea L. Quinctio consuli est, ut duas legiones civium Romanorum novas conscriberet et socium ac Latini nominis viginti milia peditum et octingentos equites. eum exercitum praetori, cui Bruttii provincia evenisset, decreverunt.

[8] aedes duae Iovis eo anno in Capitolio dedicatae sunt; voverat L. Furius Purpureo praetor Gallico bello unam, alteram consul; [9] [p. 68] dedicavit Q. Marcius Ralla duumvir. — iudicia in faeneratores eo anno multa severe sunt facta accusantibus privatos 2 aedilibus curulibus M. Tuccio et P. Innio Bruto. [10] de multa damnatorum quadrigae inauratae in Capitolio positae, et in cella Iovis supra fastigium aediculae duodecim clupea inaurata, et iidem porticum extra portam Trigeminam inter lignarios fecerunt.

1 a. u. 192.

2 a. u. 562.

Livy. W. Weissenborn. Ab urbe condita. Berlin. Weidmannsche Buchhandlung. 1873. 8.

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