Livy, History of Rome: The treaty with Antiochus: disputes to be settled by arbitration, or by war if both sides wish, with a clause on the surrender…
The treaty with Antiochus: disputes to be settled by arbitration, or by war if both sides wish, with a clause on the surrender of Hannibal and others
idem Romani sociique Antiocho et iis, qui sub imperio eius erunt, praestent. belli gerendi ius Antiocho ne esto cum iis, qui insulas colunt, neve in Europam…
Location: 38.38
Text of the Treaty of Apamea between Antiochus and Rome
Location: 21.45
Place: Kelainai
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