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 1 II |      had made war against the Romans with the herdsmen of Samnium.
 2 II |       to be given back to the Romans, he had taken advantage
 3 II |  Carthage, and calling in the Romans.~One evening, at supper-time,
 4 II |      excessive tribute to the Romans; and through your excesses
 5 IV |     and there it met with the Romans; so that, like a man assailed
 6 IV |    afterwards enlarged by the Romans. In spite of her disdain
 7 VI |       had not deserted to the Romans along with the two thousand
 8 VII|      have come, and while the Romans send ambassadors to Ptolemaeus—”~“
 9 VII|       Now he is extolling the Romans to us!” Some one shouted
10 VII|       from the south, and the Romans from the north”—a cry of
11 IX | entreat the assistance of the Romans, and this mission was offered
12 XI | Regulus and the eagles of the Romans passing over the harvests