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25. ludi Romani eo anno in circo scaenaque ab aedilibus curulibus P. Cornelio Scipione et Cn. Manlio Vulsone et magnificentius quam alias facti et laetius propter res bello bene gestas spectati, totique ter instaurati. [2] plebei septiens instaurati; M'. Acilius [p. 116] Glabrio et C. Laelius eos ludos fecerunt; [3] et de argento multaticio tria signa aenea, Cererem Liberumque que et Liberam, posuerunt.

[4] L. Furius et M. Claudius Marcellus consulatu inito, cum de provinciis ageretur et Italiam utrique provinciam senatus decerneret, ut Macedoniam cum Italia sortirentur tendebant. [5] Marcellus, provinciae cupidior, pacem simulatam ac fallacem dicendo et rebellaturum, si exercitus inde deportatus esset, regem, [6] dubios sententiae patres fecerat. et forsitan obtinuisset consul, ni Q. Marcius Ralla et C. Atinius Labeo tribuni plebis se intercessuros dixissent, ni prius ipsi ad plebem tulissent, vellent iuberentne cum rege Philippo pacem esse. [7] ea rogatio in Capitolio ad plebem lata est; omnes quinque et triginta tribus 'uti rogas' iusserunt. [8] et quo magis pacem ratam esse in Macedonia vulgo laetarentur, tristis ex Hispania adlatus nuntius effecit vulgataeque litterae ' [9] C. Sempronium Tuditanum proconsulem in citeriore Hispania proelio victum, exercitum eius fusum fugatumque, multos inlustris viros in acie cecidisse, Tuditanum cum gravi vulnere relatum ex proelio haud ita multo post expirasse.' [10] consulibus ambobus Italia provincia cum iis legionibus, quas superiores consules habuissent, decreta, et ut quattuor legiones novas scriberent, duas urbanas, duas, quae quo senatus censuisset mitterentur; [11] et T. Quinctius Flamininus cum duabus legionibus provinciam eodem exercitu obtinere iussus; imperium ei prorogatum satis iam ante videri esse.

Titi Livi ab urbe condita libri editionem priman curavit Guilelmus Weissenborn editio altera auam curavit Mauritius Mueller Pars III. Libri XXXI-XL. Editio Stereotypica. Titus Livius. W. Weissenborn. H. J. Müller. Leipzig. Teubner. 1911. 3.

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