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lostpatienvadedgreece,bueddown rinthto``enuragethereeksaaron goveortoathenstorulethisturbulentprovihis ebufferstatesected roseastefrontier. anof syria,andantiochusiii,hatvastland,hadshown greateageessinguishedguest,generalhan nibal,explaiohiooialy andsae. luipio,abrotherofscipiotheafrifighterwho haddefeatedhannibalandhiscarthaginiansatza,was senttoasianor.hedestroyedthearesofthesyrian kingneargnesiaintheyear190b.c.shortlyafterwards, antiochusinor beallcityrepublif roistressofstofthelandshborderedupon thediterranean. theroneire hoeafterturies ofuandrevolutionbeca aneire auedfrohesenyvictorious caaigns,theyhgreatjubilation. alasandalaaketheuntryany happier.orary.theendlesscaaignshadruined thefarrspire king.ithadplauchpohehandsofthe suessfulgeneralsandtheirprivatefriendswhohadused theuseforwholesalerobbery. theoldronrepubliplicity ousn.the heshabbyatsandthehigh principleshedaysofitsgrandfathers. itbecaalandofrichpeopleruledbyrichpeople forthebeofrichpeople.assuchitedto ehadbee thestressofpraediterranean. inthoseearlydaysofhistoryaprisonerof hisfreedondbecaaslave.therardedwaras averyseriousbusinessandheshoercytoanquered foe.afterthefalle,thecarthaginianenand childrenoboogetherhtheirownslaves. andalikefateaedtheobstinateinhabitantsofgreed iaandspainandsyriaheydaredtorevolt againsttheronpower. terelyapieceof oneyinfactories. theriesenateneralsandwar profiteersiedtheirsinlandandinslaves.theland theyboughtortookinthenehe slavestheyboughtinopeheyhappeo becheapest.duringstofthethirdandseuries beforechristthereifulsupply,andasaresultthe landoheirslavesuntiltheydroppeddeadintheir tracks,heyboughthebargainunter ofrinthianiniancaptives. andnoer hehaddonehisdutytoeandhehadfoughther battlesplaint.butehoafterten, fifteenortyyea ...
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