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Sicily (Italy) (search for this): book 1, chapter 8
Messene (Greece) (search for this): book 1, chapter 8
The Rise of Hiero II
But the Mamertines (for this was the name which the
Effect of the fall of the rebellious garrison of Rhegium on the Mamertines.
Campanians gave themselves after they became masters of Messene), as long as they
enjoyed the alliance of the Roman captors of
Rhegium, not only exercised absolute control
over their own town and district undisturbed,
but about the neighbouring territory also gave no little trouble
to the Carthaginians and Syracusans, and levied tribute from
many parts of Sicily. But when they were deprived of this
support, the captors of Rhegium being now invested and besieged, they were themselves promptly forced back into the
town again by the Syracusans, under circumstances which I
will now detail.
Not long before this the military forces of the SyracusansThe rise of Hiero. He is elected General by the army, B. C. 275-274.
had quarrelled with the citizens, and while stationed near Merganè elected commanders from
their own body. These were Artemidorus
Rhegium (Italy) (search for this): book 1, chapter 8
The Rise of Hiero II
But the Mamertines (for this was the name which the
Effect of the fall of the rebellious garrison of Rhegium on the Mamertines.
Campanians gave themselves after they became masters of Messene), as long as they
enjoyed the alliance of the Roman captors of
Rhegium, not only exercised absolute control
over their Rhegium, not only exercised absolute control
over their own town and district undisturbed,
but about the neighbouring territory also gave no little trouble
to the Carthaginians and Syracusans, and levied tribute from
many parts of Sicily. But when they were deprived of this
support, the captors of Rhegium being now invested and besieged, they were themselves promptly forced back into thRhegium being now invested and besieged, they were themselves promptly forced back into the
town again by the Syracusans, under circumstances which I
will now detail.
Not long before this the military forces of the SyracusansThe rise of Hiero. He is elected General by the army, B. C. 275-274.
had quarrelled with the citizens, and while stationed near Merganè elected commanders from
their own body. These were Artemidorus
Syracuse (Italy) (search for this): book 1, chapter 8
275 BC - 274 BC (search for this): book 1, chapter 8