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Aetoli

eorum concilium et foedera cum Rom. 26.24.

adversus Philippum bellum movent, ibid.

bellum inferunt Acarnaniae 25,

depopulantur Achaeos 27.29.

vincuntur a Philippo 30.

animos tollunt a Rom. societate et post Attali adventum 28.5.

saltum Thermopylarum insidentes a Philippo funduntur 7.

pacem faciunt cum eo 29.12.

ad eos legatos mittit Philippus, ne adventu Rom. fidem mutent 31.28.

cum Athamanibus bellum inferunt Philippo, et ab eo caeduntur 41.

deserunt castra, et in Aetoliam fugiunt 42.

Aetolorum inventus in Aegyptum advecta 43.

Aetolorum legatorum cum Attalo et Romanis colloquium 46.

Aetolorum concilium Heracleam indictum 33.3.

eorum equites fugant equites Philippi 6.

eorum eques in Graecia est longe optimus, pedite inter finitimos vincuntur 7.

eorum querelae, insatiabilis aviditas praedae et arrogantia 11.

inter eos et Quinctium de Thebis Phthioticis disceptatio 13.

pacis cum Philippo leges non approbant 31 et 35.

ingenio inquieta gens 44.

Aetolorum animi cur alienati a societate Romana 49.

invehuntur in Athenienses, et Romanos insimulant fraudis 34.23.

concitant reges ad bellum Romanum 35.12.

decretum faciunt, quo arcessitur Antiochus ad liberandam Graeciam 33.

occupant Demetriadem urbem 34.

Nabin interficiunt 35.

mittunt copias Lacedaemonem, ib.

caeduntur a Lacedaemoniis 36.

Chalcidem oppugnare tentant 37.

Antiochum appellant imperatorem 45.

eorum cum Chalcidensibus colloquium 46.

tentant socios Romanorum 47.

se coniungunt Antiocho 36.9.

includunt sese Heracleae, et iuga montis Octae occupant 16.

caeduntur 18.

Heracleae obsidentur 22.

permittunt se in fidem Romanorum, et gravibus consulis imperiis rursus ad bellum incitantur 28 et 29.

obsessi in urbe Naupacto implorant opem T. Quinctii 34.

impetrant inducias et legatos mittunt Romam 35.

Hi infecta pace dimittuntur 37.1.

eorum principes in Lautumias coniecti sunt 3.

occupant montem Coracem 4.

impetrant a cos. L. Scipione inducias sex mensium 7.

pax convenire non potest 49.

inferunt bellum Dolopiae et Athamaniae, ibid. et 38.1.

Amphilochiam aliasque urbes occupant 38.3.

pacem petunt a M. Fulvio cos. 8.

legatos mittunt Romam 10.

leges pacis cum Aetolis 11.

de iis triumphat M. Fulvius 39.5.

eorum mutuis caedibus in semetipsos versus furor 41.30.

eorum discordias sopit Ap. Claudius legatus et Marcellus 42.5.

Aetoli occurrunt sordidati L. Aemilo Paullo 45.28.

eorum querelae de principibus suis interfectis, aut in exsilium actis ibid.

de eo negotio cognitio et iudicium 31.

Aetoli, gens inquieta 31.28.

vanissima et ingratissima 36.17.

umbilicum Graeciae incolunt 35.18.

Aetolorum concilium, et in eo legatorum Macedonum contra Romanos oratio 31.29.

et Atheniensium 30.

et legati Rom. 31.

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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