… be positioned in northern Hispania and despite the dissensions within the Carthaginian
leadership: a commander named Hamilcar (Geus, 59f.) staged a revolt against Hasdrubal Barca, …

… No sooner had the Romans been victoricus than Hasdrubal Barca crossed the Ebro and
attacked wandering marines in the neighbourhood of Tarraco.Although too late to be of …

In the Battle of Cannae on August 2, 216 BCE, Hannibal Barca’s Carthaginians destroyed
two Roman armies in perhaps the most famous double envelopment in history. In 264 Roman …

The scene of the Prologue is laid in Carthage, after the close of the first Punic war, BC 240,
decided, by the naval victory of Caius Catulus at Ægusa, in favour of the Romans. The …

The scene of the Prologue is laid in Carthage, after the close of the first Punic war, BC 240,
decided, by the naval victory of Caius Catulus at Ægusa, in favour of the Romans. The …

… In that confrontation in 208 BC, Scipio the Younger faced Hasdrubal Barca. It was a momentous
battle, at least in terms of its subsequent outcome, given that it could be considered the …

… The Roman reoccupation of Hasdrubal Barca’s camp. The third camp area we have
analysed corresponds to the plain to the north- west of Camp A. Thanks to more extensive …