Causes of the second Macedonian war, 148 Its outbreak, 150 State of Greece, 150 T. Quinctius Flamininus, 153 Victory of the Romans near the _fauces Antigoneæ_, 155 Battle of Cynoscephalæ, 157 Quarrels of the Romans and Ætolians, 159 Peace with Philip, 161 Peace with Greece, 161 THE INSUBRIANS AND BOIANS VANQUISHED. WAR WITH ANTIOCHUS. WAR WITH THE GALATIANS, 164 War with the Insubrians, 164 War with the Boians, 164 Antiochus, 165 Hannibal in Syria, 167 Battle of Thermopylæ, 173 Siege of Ambracia, 174 Peace with the Ætolians, 175 Battle of Myonnesus, 175 Battle of Magnesia, 178 Peace with Antiochus, 179 War with the Galatians, 180 Earlier history of the Galatians, 181 Cn. Manlius conquers the Galatians, 182 IMPEACHMENT OF L. SCIPIO. END OF P. SCIPIO AFRICANUS AND OF HANNIBAL. DOMESTIC AFFAIRS. M. PORCIUS CATO, 184 Impeachment of the Scipios, 184 Increase of the tribes, 185 Increase of the number of prætors, 185 Fate of the Italians, 186 Changes at home, 187 Corruption of morals, 188 Embellishment of the city, 190 M. Porcius Cato, 190 Influence of moneyed property, 192 Hannibal’s death, 193 LITERATURE OF THE ROMANS AT THIS PERIOD. _ATELLANÆ_, _PRÆTEXTATÆ_; LIVIUS ANDRONICUS; NÆVIUS; ENNIUS; PLAUTUS. ROMAN HISTORIANS IN GREEK, 194 Native Roman civilization, 194 Atellan plays, 195