Outlines of History
Outlines of History
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OUier ruins are found in the vicinity The castle m Digitized by Google Chap V.] ROMAN HISTORY. 157 a Grecian city on 'lie eastern coast, found themselves exposed to his rage, they applied to Rome for aid ; but the ambassadors of the latter power, who had been sent to remonstrate with Hannibal, were treated with contempt ; and Sagun' turn, after a siege of eight months, was taken. (219 B. C.) Hannibal then crossed the Iberus,* and invaded the tribes of Catalonia,' which were in alliance with Rom...e.
A Roman embassy was then sent to Carthage with the preposterous demand Ifiat Hannibal and his army should be delivered up as satis- fii»?tion for the trespass upon Roman territory ; and when this was refused, the Roman commissioners) according to the prescribed form of their country, made the declaration of war. Both parties were already prepared for the long-anticipated contest. (218 B. C.) 15. The plan of Hannibal, at the opening of the second Punio war, was to carry the war into Italy ; while that of the Roman eon suls, Publius Scipio and Sempronius, was to confine it to Spain, and to attack Carthage.
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OUier ruins are found in the vicinity The castle m Digitized by Google Chap V.] ROMAN HISTORY. 157 a Grecian city on 'lie eastern coast, found themselves exposed to his rage, they applied to Rome for aid ; but the ambassadors of the latter power, who had been sent to remonstrate with Hannibal, were treated with contempt ; and Sagun' turn, after a siege of eight months, was taken. (219 B. C.) Hannibal then crossed the Iberus,* and invaded the tribes of Catalonia,' which were in alliance with Rom...e.
A Roman embassy was then sent to Carthage with the preposterous demand Ifiat Hannibal and his army should be delivered up as satis- fii»?tion for the trespass upon Roman territory ; and when this was refused, the Roman commissioners) according to the prescribed form of their country, made the declaration of war. Both parties were already prepared for the long-anticipated contest. (218 B. C.) 15. The plan of Hannibal, at the opening of the second Punio war, was to carry the war into Italy ; while that of the Roman eon suls, Publius Scipio and Sempronius, was to confine it to Spain, and to attack Carthage.
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