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From a brilliant victor reduced to the pitiable condition of a prisoner by the wiles of Hasdrubal and the Spartan captain Xanthippus, he was sent envoy to the senate and people of Rome to the end that a number of young Carthaginians be exchanged for one old man: himself. But Regulus advised against and then went back to Carthage, not indeed unaware how cruel and how deservedly incensed against him were those to whom he was returning, but because he had given them his oath that he would come back to them if their prisoners were not returned.
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