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TIBERIUS GRACCHUS destroyed three hundred cities of the Celtiberes.From Strabo 3, ch. 4, who quotes Poseidonius as criticising this state. ment by remarking that Polybius must count every tower as a city. . . .
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The attack upon him being sudden and B.C. 179. Coss. Q. Fulvius, L. Manlius. The ex-praetors Ti. Sempronius Gracchus and L. Postumius were still in Spain, where they had been since B. C. 182. Livy, 40, 1, 44. Renewed war of Eumenes and Ariarathes upon Pharnaces. See bk. 24, chs. 8, 9. formidable, Pharnaces was reduced to submit to almost any terms; and on his sending an embassy, Eumenes and Ariarathes immediately accepted his proposals, and sent ambassadors to Pharnaces in return. When this had been repeated several times, the pacification was concluded on the following terms: Eumenes, Prusias, and Ariarathes, shall maintain perpetual peace with Pharnaces and Mithridates.
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Pharnaces shall not enter Galatia on any pretence.
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Such treaties as exist between Pharnaces and Gauls are hereby rescinded.
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Pharnaces shall likewise evacuate Paphlagonia, after restoring the inhabitants whom he had previously expelled, with their shields, javelins, and other equipment.
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Pharnaces shall restore to Ariarathes all territory of which he has deprived him, with the property thereon and the hostages.
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He shall restore Tium by the Pontus, which some timeSee bk. 5. ch. 77. before was given freely and liberally by Eumenes to Prusias.
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Pharnaces shall restore, without ransom, all prisoners of war and all deserters.
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He shall repay to Morzius and Ariarathes, in lieu of all money and treasure taken from them, the sum of nine hundred talents, and shall add thereto three hundred talents for Eumenes towards the expenses of the war.
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Mithridates, the Satrap of Armenia, shall also pay three hundred talents, because he attacked Ariarathes in defiance of the treaty with Eumenes.
