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...assuming the title of Ponmey- king till l"s w'4 an(l pleasure were known ; that he put 'both himself and the kingdom entirely into his hands ; and that...what time or place he thought fit to appoint. The same ambassadors delivered up to Pompey those who had taken Manius pontus. Aquilius the Roman legate,...