Examples of using Scipio in English and their translations into Hebrew
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All Scipio could obtain was permission to cross over from Sicily to Africa if it appeared to be in the interests of Rome,
Scipio is considered by many to be one of Rome's greatest generals;
In 206 BCE, the city fell to Roman forces under Scipio Africanus.
expected Scipio to raze that city to the ground after his victory.
Where were you goin'? And what would you have done if Scipio hadn't picked you up?
Scipio did not introduce Greek ideas
Scipio intended to go to Africa,
It is not clear how the consul Publius Cornelius Scipio Salvito(a former husband of Scribonia, second wife of Octavian aka Augustus Caesar,
For his self restraint in putting the good of the republic ahead of his own gain, Scipio was praised by Livy for showing uncommon greatness of mind- an example conspicuously not emulated by Marius, Sulla or Caesar.[4].
Scipio supported land distribution for his veterans in a tradition harking back to the earliest days of the Republic,
It is not clear how the consul Publius Cornelius Scipio Salvito(a former husband of Scribonia, second wife of Octavian aka Augustus Caesar,
Livy says in his"History of Rome" that statues of Scipio  Africanus, Lucius Scipio and the Roman poet Ennius(a friend of the family) were present at the Tomb of the Scipios when he visited it.
Scipio served as consul in 218 BC,
Scipio Nasica rose to many of the dignities enjoyed by his late father-in-law,
Despite the popular support that Scipio commanded, there were renewed attempts to bring him to trial,
For his self-restraint in putting the good of the republic ahead of his own gain, Scipio was praised by Livy for showing uncommon greatness of mind- an example conspicuously not emulated by Marius, Sulla or Caesar.
Scipio is said to have written his memoirs in Greek, but those are lost(perhaps destroyed) along with the history written by his elder son and namesake(adoptive father of Scipio Aemilianus) and his Life by Plutarch.
Publius offered to join his brother Lucius Cornelius Scipio Asiaticus if the Senate entrusted the chief command to him.
None of Scipio's descendants, apart from Scipio Aemilianus- his wife's nephew who became his adoptive grandson- came close to matching his political career
this time convicted, after the death of Scipio.