Clarum etiam in Africano superiore ac Ti. Graccho depositarum inimicitiarum exemplum, si quidem ad cuius mensae sacra odio dissidentes venerant, ab ea et amicitia et adfinitate iuncti discesserunt: non contentus enim Scipio auctore senatu in Capitolio Iovis epulo cum Graccho concordiam communicasse, filiam quoque ei Corneliam protinus ibi despondit.
Famous too was the example of grudges laid aside in the case of the elder Africanus and Ti. Gracchus. They came to the rites of a common table as enemies hating one another, they left it joined in amity and affinity. For not content with reconciling himself to Gracchus by the senates behest on the Capitol at the banquet of Jupiter, Scipio forthwith betrothed his daughter Cornelia to him on the spot.
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