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54. morte Africani crevere inimicorum animi, quorum princeps fuit M. Porcius Cato, qui vivo quoque eo adlatrare magnitudinem eius solitus erat. [2] hoc auctore existimantur Petillii et vivo Africano rem ingressi et mortuo rogationem promulgasse. [3] fuit autem rogatio talis: ”velitis iubeatis, Quirites, quae pecunia capta ablata coacta ab rege Antiocho est quique sub imperio eius fuerunt, quod eius in publicum relatum non est, uti de ea re [4] Ser. Sulpicius praetor urbanus ad senatum referat, quem eam rem velit senatus quaerere de iis, qui praetores nunc sunt. [5] [p. 375]huic rogationi primo Q. et L. Mummii intercedebant; senatum quaerere de pecunia non 1relata in publicum, ita ut antea semper factum esset, aequum censebant. [6] Petillii nobilitatem et regnum in senatu Scipionum accusabant. L. Furius Purpureo consularis, qui in decem legatis in Asia fuerat, [7] latius rogandum censebat, non quae ab Antiocho modo pecuniae captae forent, sed quae ab aliis regibus gentibusque, Cn. Manlium inimicum incessens. [8] et L. Scipio, quem magis pro se quam adversus legem dicturum apparebat, dissuasor processit. is morte P. Africani fratris, viri omnium fortissimi clarissimique, eam exortam rogationem est conquestus: [9] parum enim fuisse non laudari pro Rostris P. Africanum post mortem, nisi etiam accusaretur; et Carthaginienses exilio Hannibalis contentos esse, [10] populum Romanum ne morte quidem P. Scipionis exsatiari, nisi et ipsius fama sepulti laceretur et frater insuper, accessio invidiae, mactetur. [11] M. Cato suasit rogationemexstat oratio eius de pecunia regis Antiochiet Mummios tribunos auctoritate deterruit, ne adversarentur rogationi. [12] remittentibus ergo his intercessionem omnes tribus uti rogassent iusserunt.

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