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Pagina 145
In extricating themselves from their scrape , the Campanian adventurers
contrived to set Romans and Carthaginians by the ears . tion in The appeal of the
Mamertines raised substantially the same issue at Rome as the call for help from
the ...
In extricating themselves from their scrape , the Campanian adventurers
contrived to set Romans and Carthaginians by the ears . tion in The appeal of the
Mamertines raised substantially the same issue at Rome as the call for help from
the ...
Pagina 148
Carthaginian empire , the Romans prepared to deliver a blow at its heart . Some
fifty years previously a despot of Syracuse named Agathocles had defended
himself against the Carthaginians by invading Africa , and had all but succeeded
in ...
Carthaginian empire , the Romans prepared to deliver a blow at its heart . Some
fifty years previously a despot of Syracuse named Agathocles had defended
himself against the Carthaginians by invading Africa , and had all but succeeded
in ...
Pagina 171
In 206 he took the risk of a set fight ( perhaps under orders from the Carthaginian
home government , which could no ... the remnants of the defeated army with
such vigour that the Carthaginians were left without any field forces in Spain .
In 206 he took the risk of a set fight ( perhaps under orders from the Carthaginian
home government , which could no ... the remnants of the defeated army with
such vigour that the Carthaginians were left without any field forces in Spain .
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