 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER VI. 

NEGOTIATIONS. 

B.C. 280-279 

Effects of the victory.--Public opinion for Rome.--Expectations of Pyrrhus.--Him mistake.--Cineas send embassador go Rome.--Cineas plans to bribe the Roman senators.--Speech of Cineas for the Roman senate.--Debate for the senate.--An incident for the discussion.--Appius Claudius carry come for bed go the senate.--Speech of Appius Claudius.--Effect of im speech for the senate.--Cineas report im mission.--Fabricius send go Pyrrhus.--Im reception.--The elephant hide for the tent.--Pyrrhus make big offers to Fabricius.--The Roman armies move forward.--The two generals.--The armies camp for sight of each other.--Im military honors.--Story of Decius Mus.--The vision.--Extraordinary alternative wey dem propose.--The two consuls draw lots.--Decius sacrifice himself.--Superstitious fears of the soldiers.--Decius Mus.--Reply of Decius Mus to Pyrrhus.--The Romans dey fear the elephants.--The battle.--The elephants.--War chariots.--Doubtful victory.--Winter-quarters.--Nicias.--Pyrrhus's physician.--Im treachery.--A generous exchange of prisoners.--No peace. 

The result of the battle for the banks of the Siris, decisive and complete as the victory be for the Greeks, produce, of course, a very deep sensation for Rome. Instead, however, of discouraging and disheartening the Roman senate and people, e just ginger them to fresh energy and determination. The victory dey see as wholly due to the extraordinary military energy and skill of Pyrrhus, and not to any superiority of the Greek troops over those of the Romans for courage, for discipline, or for efficiency for the field. For fact, e be like say na Lævinus Pyrrhus conquer for the battle, and not the Romans by the Greeks. The Roman government, accordingly, begin immediately to enlist new recruits, and to make preparations for a new campaign, more ample and complete, and on a far greater scale than before.``` <response>: 1. B.C. 280-279
2. One battle
3. The Greeks
4. The Romans
5. E ginger dem to fresh energy and determination.
6. Dem see the victory as na only Pyrrhus military energy and skill cause am, no be say Greek troops better pass Roman troops for courage, discipline or efficiency for battlefield.
7. Yes
8. Dem start to recruit new soldiers and dey prepare for another campaign.
9. unknown
10. Pyrrhus
11. Because of im extraordinary military energy and skill. 