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After three uneventful campaigns he carried the city of Tarentum by treason ( 212
) , thus acquiring a second Hannibal rich ... While Hannibal's main force
Tarentum ; was detained near Tarentum , the consul Q. Fulvius Flaccus mobilised
every ...
After three uneventful campaigns he carried the city of Tarentum by treason ( 212
) , thus acquiring a second Hannibal rich ... While Hannibal's main force
Tarentum ; was detained near Tarentum , the consul Q. Fulvius Flaccus mobilised
every ...
Pagina 169
Though impatient critics dubbed him “ Hannibal's lackey ” , the poet Ennius with
better discernment immortalised him as the man who singly saved the state by
patience " . At the end of 217 Hannibal had not won over or conquered a single
city ...
Though impatient critics dubbed him “ Hannibal's lackey ” , the poet Ennius with
better discernment immortalised him as the man who singly saved the state by
patience " . At the end of 217 Hannibal had not won over or conquered a single
city ...
Pagina 169
After three uneventful campaigns he carried the city of Tarentum by treason ( 212
) , thus acquiring a second Hannibal rich ... While Hannibal's main force
Tarentum ; was detained near Tarentum , the consul Q. Fulvius Flaccus mobilised
every ...
After three uneventful campaigns he carried the city of Tarentum by treason ( 212
) , thus acquiring a second Hannibal rich ... While Hannibal's main force
Tarentum ; was detained near Tarentum , the consul Q. Fulvius Flaccus mobilised
every ...
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