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History of Rome from the Earliest times down to 476 AD

CHAPTER XXI
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They had twelve children, of whom all but three died young.

Two sons and a daughter lived to maturity.

The daughter, SEMPRONIA, married Africanus the younger.

The sons, TIBERIUS and GAIUS, grew up under the care of their noble and gifted mother, who was left a widow when they were mere boys.
Tiberius (164-133) entered the army, and served under his brother-in-law during the third Punic war.

Ten years later (136) he was Quaestor in Spain, where he won the affections of the people by adhering to the mild policy which his father had previously followed.


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