Conquest of Pisidia
After taking the town of Cyrmasa (in Pisidia), and a
very large booty, Cnaeus Manlius continued his
advance. And as he was marching along the
marsh, envoys came from Lysinoe, offering an
unconditional surrender. After accepting this, Cnaeus entered
the territory of Sagalassus, and having driven off a vast quantity
of spoil waited to see what the Sagalassians were prepared
to do. When their ambassadors arrived he received them;
and accepting a compliment of fifty talents, twenty thousand
medimni of barley, and twenty thousand of wheat, admitted
them to friendship with Rome. . . .
