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Marcellus fell into an ambush and lost his life,1 but Titus was appointed governor of the country about Tarentum and of Tarentum itself, now captured for the second time. Here he won a good name, no less for his administration of justice than for his conduct in the field. For this reason he was also chosen director-in-chief of the colonists sent out to the two cities of Narnia and Cosa.
1 In 208 B.C. Cf. the Marcellus, xxviii. f.
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