He crosses over into Africa and visits Syphax
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101
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He returns to Rome
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102
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205.
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His Consulship
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102
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He prepares to invade Africa
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102
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His project is opposed by Fabius and others
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102
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204.
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He arrives in Africa
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103
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203.
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He defeats the Carthaginians and Syphax
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103
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Masinissa and Sophonisba
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103
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The Carthaginians recall Hannibal
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104
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202.
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Battle of Zama, and defeat of Hannibal
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104
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Terms of peace
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105
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201.
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Conclusion of the war
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105
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Triumph of Scipio
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105
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CHAPTER XV.
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WARS IN THE EAST: THE MACEDONIAN, SYRIAN, AND GALATIAN WARS. B.C. 214–188.
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State of the East
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106
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Syria
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106
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Pontus
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106
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Galatia
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106
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Pergamus
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106
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Egypt
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107
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State of Greece
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107
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Macedonia
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107
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Achæan League
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107
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Ætolian League
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107
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Rhodes
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107
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Sparta
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107
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214–205.
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FIRST MACEDONIAN WAR—
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Its indecisive character
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108
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211.
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Treaty of the Romans with the Ætolian League
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108
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205.
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Conclusion of the war
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108
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Philip's hostile acts
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108
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He assists the Carthaginians at the battle of Zama
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108
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His conduct in Greece
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108
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200–196.
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SECOND MACEDONIAN WAR—
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200.
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First campaign: the Consul Galba
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108
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199.
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Second campaign: the Consul Villius
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109
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198.
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Third campaign: the Consul Flamininus
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109
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197.
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Battle of Cynoscephalæ
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109
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196.
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Declaration of Grecian independence at the Isthmian Games
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109
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191–190.
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SYRIAN WAR—
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Antiochus the Third
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110
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Intrigues
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