| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - XXXV.46) distinguishes two principal kinds of alliances with foreign nations: 1. foetus aequum, such as might be concluded within after a war in which neither party had gained a decisive victory, or with a nation with which Rome had never been at war; 2. a foedus iniquum, when a foreign nation conquered by the Romans was obliged to enter the alliance on any terms proposed by the conquerors.
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