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Titus Quintius Flamininus

Roman general who defeated Philip V of Macedon and proclaimed Greek freedom.

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Also known as Titus Quintius, Quintius

First appearance: i

Titus Quintius Flamininus shows up with force in XIII. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Appointed consul after Valerius's death; used the oath to compel the people to march against the Volscians.

Titus Quintius Flamininus first appears in 0004 i.

In XIII: Appointed consul after Valerius's death; used the oath to compel the people to march against the Volscians.

Later, in Chapter IV: Roman commander who treated with Philip of Macedon, present during the exchange with the Etolian captain.

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XIII
Appointed consul after Valerius's death; used the oath to compel the people to march against the Volscians.
Chapter IV
Roman commander who treated with Philip of Macedon, present during the exchange with the Etolian captain.
XIV
Roman general who used a shout to rally his wavering wing and win the battle against the Volscians.
XIX
Commanded with kindness and humane treatment, keeping his men obedient and returning victorious to Rome.

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