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23. ceterum eo tempore minus ea bella quae gerebantur curae patribus erant quam expectatio nondum coepti cum Antiocho belli. [2] nam etsi1 per legatos identidem omnia explorabantur,2 tamen3 rumores temere sine ullis auctoribus orti multa falsa veris miscebant. [3] inter quae adlatum erat, cum in Aetoliam venisset Antiochus, extemplo classem eum in Siciliam missurum. [4] itaque senatus, etsi praetorem Atilium cum classe miserat in Graeciam, tamen, [5?] quia non copiis modo sed etiam auctoritate opus erat ad tenendos4 sociorum animos, T. Quinctium et Cn. Octavium et Cn. Servilium et P. Villium legatos in Graeciam misit et, ut M. Baebius ex [p. 66] Bruttis ad Tarentum et Brundisium promoveret5 legiones, decrevit, inde, si res posceret, in Macedoniam traiceret, [6?] et ut M. Fulvius praetor classem navium viginti mitteret ad tuendam Siciliae oram, et ut6 cum imperio esset, [7?] qui classem eam duceretduxit L. Oppius Salinator, qui priore anno aedilis plebei fueratet [8?] ut idem praetor L. Valerio collegae scriberet periculum esse ne classis regis Antiochi ex Aetolia in Siciliam traiceret: itaque placere senatui ad eum exercitum quem haberet tumultuariorum militum ad duodecim milia et quadringentos equites scriberet, quibus oram maritimam provinciae, qua vergeret in Graeciam, tueri posset. [9] eum dilectum praetor non ex Sicilia ipsa tantum sed ex circumiacentibus insulis habuit, oppidaque omnia maritima, quae in Graeciam versa erant, praesidiis firmavit. [10] addidit alimenta rumoribus7 adventus Attali, Eumenis fratris, qui nuntiavit,. Antiochum regem Hellespontum cum exercitu transisse, et Aetolos ita se parare, ut sub adventum eius in armis essent. [11] et Eumeni absenti et praesenti Attalo gratiae actae, et aedes liberae locus lautia decreta, et munera data, equi duo, bina equestria arma et vasa argentea centum pondo et aurea viginti pondo.

1 etsi ed. moguntina 1518: et Bς.

2 explorabantur ed. moguntina 1518: expromebantur Bς.

3 tamen ed. moguntina 1518: et quod B.

4 tenendos T. Faber: tuendos Bς.

5 A.U.C. 562

6 et ut ed. frobeniana 1535: et Bς.

7 alimenta rumoribus ς: alimentorum operibus B.

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