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The same senate after the defeat of Perses heard that Prusias king of Bithynia was on his way to offer them his congratulations. They despatched Quaestor P. Cornelius Scipio to Capua and decreed that a house be rented for the king in Rome, the best available, and provisions supplied at the public charge not only to him but to his following. For his reception the city wore the face of one kind friend.
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