The History of Rome Vol Ii Books 9 to 26 8 7
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13. While Hannibal was at the lake Avernus, five noble youths came tohim from Tarentum. They had been made prisoners partly at the lakeTrasimenus, and partly at Cannae, and had been sent home by theCarthaginian with the same civility which he had shown towards all theRoman allies. They stated to him that, impressed with gratitude forhis favours, they had succeeded in inducing a large portion of theTarentine youth to prefer his alliance and friendship to that of theRomans; and that they were sen...t by their countrymen as ambassadors torequest Hannibal to bring his forces nearer to Tarentum; that if hisstandards and camp were within sight of Tarentum, that city would bedelivered into his hands without delay; that the commons were underthe influence of the youth, and the state of Tarentum in the hands ofthe commons. Hannibal after bestowing the highest commendations uponthem, and loading them with immense promises, bid them return home tomature their plans, saying that he would be there in due time.
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13. While Hannibal was at the lake Avernus, five noble youths came tohim from Tarentum. They had been made prisoners partly at the lakeTrasimenus, and partly at Cannae, and had been sent home by theCarthaginian with the same civility which he had shown towards all theRoman allies. They stated to him that, impressed with gratitude forhis favours, they had succeeded in inducing a large portion of theTarentine youth to prefer his alliance and friendship to that of theRomans; and that they were sen...t by their countrymen as ambassadors torequest Hannibal to bring his forces nearer to Tarentum; that if hisstandards and camp were within sight of Tarentum, that city would bedelivered into his hands without delay; that the commons were underthe influence of the youth, and the state of Tarentum in the hands ofthe commons. Hannibal after bestowing the highest commendations uponthem, and loading them with immense promises, bid them return home tomature their plans, saying that he would be there in due time.
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