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44. itaque provinciae atque exercitus divisi: bellum cum Hannibale consulibus mandatum et exercituum unus quem ipse Sempronius habuerat, alter quem Fabius consul; eae binae erant legiones. [2] M. Aemilius praetor, cuius peregrina sors erat, iuris dictione M. Atilio collegae, praetori urbano, mandata, Luceriam provinciam haberet legionesque duas quibus Q. Fabius, qui tum consul erat, praetor praefuerat. [3] P. Sempronio provincia Ariminum, Cn. Fulvio Suessula cum binis item legionibus evenerunt, ut Fulvius urbanas legiones duceret, Tuditanus a M. Pomponio acciperet. [4] prorogata imperia provinciaeque, M. Claudio Sicilia [p. 316] finibus eis quibus regnum Hieronis fuisset, P. Lentulo1 propraetori provincia vetus, T. Otacilio classisexercitus nulli additi novi—, [5?] M. Valerio Graecia Macedoniaque cum legione et classe quam haberet, Q. Mucio cum vetere exercituduae autem legiones erantSardinia, C. Terentio legio una2 cui iam praeerat ac3 Picenum. [6] scribi praeterea duae urbanae legiones iussae et viginti milia sociorum. his ducibus, his copiis adversus multa simul aut mota aut suspecta bella muniverunt Romanum imperium.

[7] consules duabus urbanis legionibus scriptis supplementoque in alias lecto, priusquam ab urbe moverent, prodigia procurarunt quae nuntiata erant. [8] murus ac portae ...,4 et Ariciae etiam Iovis aedes de caelo tacta fuerat. et alia ludibria oculorum auriumque credita pro veris: navium longarum species in flumine Tarracinae quae nullae erant visas, et in Iovis Vicilini templo, quod in Compsano agro est, arma concrepuisse, et flumen Amiterni cruentum fluxisse. [9] his procuratis ex decreto pontificum profecti consules, Sempronius in Lucanos, in Apuliam Fabius. pater filio legatus ad Suessulam in castra venit. [10] cum obviam filius progrederetur lictoresque verecundia maiestatis eius taciti anteirent, praeter undecim fasces equo praevectus senex, ut consul animadvertere proximum lictorem iussit et is ut descenderet ex [p. 318] equo inclamavit, tum demum desiliensexperiri5 inquitvolui, fili, satin' scires consulem te esse.”

1 A.U.C. 541

2 legio una P(1): cum legione una Aldus.

3 ac Weissenborn: et x Gronovius: om. P(1).

4 portae (or -te) P(1), followed by tactae (or -te), into which a town name hasbeen corrupted: porta Caietae luterbacher, Walters.

5 A.U.C. 541

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