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e Post proelium, quo in Thermopylis est victus Antiochus, hoc inter Romanos et eum convenit, ut mille talenta per annos singulos 'vectigalis' nomine solveret.
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f Romani multas colonias deduxerunt. 20 e Simon praepositus templi Jerosolymorum, ad Apollonium Phoenicis ducem confugiens, multis ei muneribus repromissis, sacerdotium sibi vindicare coepit:
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g Antiochus in amicitiam Ptolemaei regressus pacem cum eo fecit, et Cleopatra filia sua uxore ei tradita,
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(1) Hiberia: Only the Roman province of Hispania, as the remainder was still not under Roman control until 29 BC.
(2) cf. The Concise Oxford Companion to Classical Literature entry for "Livius Andronicus" who is here intended; the facts are disputed, see the Loeb Remains of Old Latin II p.viii ff. Titus is the name of Livius historicus not of the Lucius Livius Andronicus, writer of tragedy and epic here referred to.
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