An edition of Hannibal: Enemy of Rome
(1961)
Hannibal
Enemy of Rome
by Leonard Cottrell
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The drama of Hannibal's proposed plan to destroy Rome in 216 B.C. is presented with vividness and authenticity. The hazardous 1000-mile trip made by his army and 34 elephants and the 17 fighting years of the Second Punic War left Hannibal short of his goal, the annihilation of Rome.
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Hannibal: enemy of Rome
1992, Da Capo Press
in English
- 1st Da Capo Press ed.
0306804980 9780306804984
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"The consul had encamped in the evening on the side of the lake just within the present Roman frontier, and on the Tuscan side of Passignano; he had made a forced march, and had arrived at his position so late that he could not examine the round before him."
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