The Roman History From the Foundation of Rome to the Battle of Actium : That Is, to the End of the Commonwealth 5
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The King of Mace- donia had endeavoured to engage this Rammius to do him fo criminal a fervice. But Rammius abhor- ring fo black a defign, informed the Romans of i^ Liv. xlii. The Senate, after being informed of fuch horrid ^^' fatls, deliberated no longer, whether it was ncceffary to declare war againft a Prince, who employed poifon and affaflination to rid himfelf of his enemies. The reft of this year was paiTed in making the ncceffary preparations for the fuccefs of this important enter- pri...ze. They began by fending AmbafTadors to Per- fcus with the complaints of the Commonwealth, and to demand fatisfaftion of him. Seeing that they could not obtain audience daring many days, they let out to return for Rome. The King caufed them to be recalled. They reprefented to him, that by the treaty concluded with Philip his father, and fmce renewed with himfelf, it was ftipulated in exprefs terms, that he Ihould neither make war out of his kingdom, nor attack the allies of the Roman People, They after- wards enumerated all his contraventions to this treaty, ^ and demanded that he fhould reftore to the allies all he had taken from them by force.
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The King of Mace- donia had endeavoured to engage this Rammius to do him fo criminal a fervice. But Rammius abhor- ring fo black a defign, informed the Romans of i^ Liv. xlii. The Senate, after being informed of fuch horrid ^^' fatls, deliberated no longer, whether it was ncceffary to declare war againft a Prince, who employed poifon and affaflination to rid himfelf of his enemies. The reft of this year was paiTed in making the ncceffary preparations for the fuccefs of this important enter- pri...ze. They began by fending AmbafTadors to Per- fcus with the complaints of the Commonwealth, and to demand fatisfaftion of him. Seeing that they could not obtain audience daring many days, they let out to return for Rome. The King caufed them to be recalled. They reprefented to him, that by the treaty concluded with Philip his father, and fmce renewed with himfelf, it was ftipulated in exprefs terms, that he Ihould neither make war out of his kingdom, nor attack the allies of the Roman People, They after- wards enumerated all his contraventions to this treaty, ^ and demanded that he fhould reftore to the allies all he had taken from them by force.
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