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P. Cornelius P. F. Scipio

patrem in pugna ad Ticinum praesenti periculo eripit 21.46.

in pugna ad Cannas trib. milit. de legione secunda 22.53.

coniurationem aliquot nobilium adolescentium de deserenda Italia disturbat, ibid.

ante annos fit aedilis curulis 25.2.

quatuor et viginti annos natus creatur a populo proconsul in Hispaniam 26.18.

eius artes ad paranda sibi multitudinis obsequia 49.

milites adhortatur 41.

uno die Carthaginem Novam capit 42—46.

bene habet obsides Hispanos 49.

sponsam Allucii servat pudice, sponsoque reddit 50.

res egregie gerit in Hispania 27.17 et 18

regium nomen, sibi ab Hispanis delatum, abnuit 19

novae eius in Hispania victoriae 28.1—4. et 12—16.

pellit Hispania Carthaginienses, ibid.

ad Syphacem cum quinqueremibus duabus traiicit 17.

eodem lecto apud Syphacem cum Hasdrubale accumbens coenat 18.

Hasdrubalis de eo iudicium, ibid.

foedere cum Syphace icto, redit in Hispaniam, ibid.

sumit poenas de Illiturgitanis, Castulonensibus, Astapensibus 19—23.

dum gravi morbo implicitus decumbit, seditio in castris ad Sucronem oritur, quam sanguine triginta quinque maxime noxiorum expiat et placat 24— 29.

Mandonium et Indebilem rebellantes vincit 32—34.

Masinissam, secum congressum, sibi et populo Rom. conciliat 35.

Romam redit, et, tentata magis spe triumphi, quam petita pertinaciter, cos. creatur 38.

Africa ei provincia destinatur, ibid.

super ea re eius et Fabii contrariae orationes 40—44.

in Siciliam proficiscitur 46.

trecentos iuvenes Rom. deligit, quos Siculorum totidem armis et equis ornat 29.1.

res Siciliae componit.ibid.

Locros advehitur, atque ibi Q. Pleminium legatum relinquit 7 et 8.

hinc crimina in Scipionem 19.

rebus. non verbis, se purgat 22.

profectio eius in Africam 24—27.

eius res gestae 28.29 et 33—35.

victoriae de Syphace et Hasdrubale 30.3—9.

oratio eius ad Masinissam de Sophonisha 14.

cum Hannibale in colloquium congreditur 29— 31.

vincit Hannibalem 32—35.

carthaginem petit 36.

ad eum legati Carthaginienses, ib.

conditiones pacis a Scipione dictae 37.

iubetur a populo pacem dare Carthaginiensibus 43.

cur non exitio Carthaginis bellum finierit 44.

Romam redit, triumphat, et Africani cognomen asciscit 45.

creatur censor 32.7.

parum ex dignitate populi Rom. esse ducit, Hannibalem pervicaci odio persequi 33.47.

cos iterum 34.42.

princeps senatus lectus 44.

legatus mittitur in Africam 62.

eius cum Hannibale colloquium 35.14

se legatum cum fratre in Graeciam iturum pollicetur 37.1.

fornicem in Capitolio cum signis septem auratis, duobus equis, et marmorea duo labra ante fornicem ponit 3.

eius ad Prusiam. Bithyniae regem. literae, quibus eum ad consilia pacis revocat 25. P. Cornelius Scipio, quia Salius erat, disiunctus ab exercitu 33.

eius filius apud Antiochum captivus 34.

Africani animum tentat legatus Antiochi 36.

responsum egregium Africam, ibid.

eius filium remittit Antiochus 37.

respondet legatis Antiochi, iisque praescribit conditiones pacis 45.

princeps in senatu tertium legitur 38.28.

accusatur a tribunis pl. 50. ?e defendit sola commemoratione rerum gestarum, ibid.

populum ab tribunis abducit secum in Capitolium ad gratias Diis agendas pro egregie a se gesta republica 51.

in Literninum concedit 52.

citalus absens, non adest, ibid.

Gracchi, tribuni pl. decretum in gratiam Scipionis, ibid.

Africani laudes 53.

mors 54.

de eo obscura historia 56.

eius statua extra portam Capenam, ibid.

quo anno mortuus, 39.52.

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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