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200 BC (search for this): book 30, chapter 41
ii. 1; XXIX. xiii. 7; above, ii. 7. that the consuls should urge the tribunes, if it met with their approval, to bring before the people the question who by their decree should be commander in Spain. Out of the two armies the general was to enrol Roman soldiers in a single legion and Latin allies in fifteen cohorts, in order that with these he might hold the province. As for the veterans, Lucius Cornelius and Lucius Manlius were to bring them back to Italy.Lentulus returned to Rome in 200 B.C., Manlius in 199; XXXI. xx.1 and XXXII. vii. 4. The consulCf. xl. 12 ff.; here also the same absence of a name, since the allotment of provinces was still to be made; see xliii. 1. was assigned a fleet of fifty ships, made up from two fleets, that of Gnaeus Octavius, which was in African waters, and that of Publius Villius, which was defending the coastB.C. 201 of Sicily, the consul being free to select such ships as he pleased. Publius Scipio was to have the forty war-ships whic
206 BC (search for this): book 30, chapter 41
anded in the preceding year; Publius Aelius was to receive two legions in Sicily from Gnaeus Tremelius; Marcus Fabius was assigned for Sardinia the one legion which Publius Lentulus had held as propraetor. For Marcus Servilius, consul in the previous year, his command in Etruria was continued, likewise with his own two legions. As for the Spanish provinces, they said that for some years already Lucius Cornelius Lentulus and Lucius Manlius Acidinus had been there;I.e. since 206 B.C.(late in the year); XXVIII. xxxviii. 1; XXIX. xiii. 7; above, ii. 7. that the consuls should urge the tribunes, if it met with their approval, to bring before the people the question who by their decree should be commander in Spain. Out of the two armies the general was to enrol Roman soldiers in a single legion and Latin allies in fifteen cohorts, in order that with these he might hold the province. As for the veterans, Lucius Cornelius and Lucius Manlius were to bring them back to It