Lex Domitius of 193 B.C. - On a treaty with The Seleucid Empire

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Treaty of Peace and Friendship between the Republic of Rome and the Seleucid Empire.

The following terms are agreed upon for peace in Greece and Asia Minor:

I. The Seleucid Empire recognises the Republic of Rome's sphere over the Greek Mainland.
II. The Seleucid Empire will withdraw from Thrace in its entirety.
III. The Seleucid Empire will help establish a loyal Greek Kingdom in Thrace to ensure stability in the region.
IV. Rome recognises the Seleucid Empire's control over the majority of Mainland Asia Minor.
V. Both the Roman Republic and the Seleucid Empire recognise the territorial integrity of the following nations in Asia Minor, and agree that they will be excluded from the recognition of Seleucid control of Asia Minor:
Pergamon
Rhodes
Smyrna
Lampsacus
VI. If any of the Polis detailed in Article V declare war on the Seleucid Empire of their own volition, then the Seleucid Empire has the right to annex them as a justified reparation. Rome will also recognise the territory as being under Seleucid control in such an event.
VII. If the Kingdom of Thrace attacks either Rome or her sphere, Rome reserves the right to annex them or establish a loyal Kingdom.
VIII. The Seleucid Empire agrees to hand over Hannibal of Carthage to Rome as a prisoner.