A Companion to the Punic WarsDexter Hoyos John Wiley & Sons, 13 ene 2011 - 576 páginas A Companion to the Punic Wars offers a comprehensive new survey of the three wars fought between Rome and Carthage between 264 and 146 BC.
|
Índice
the First Punic War and aftermath | 129 |
Strategies | 149 |
Roman Politics in the First Punic War | 167 |
Roman Politics and Expansion 241219 | 184 |
Carthage in Africa and Spain 241218 | 204 |
List of Tables viii | 222 |
The Reasons for the War | 225 |
Notes on Contributors | x |
Roman Economy Finance and Politics | 376 |
the Last HalfCentury of Carthage 393 | 395 |
The Punic Wars 1 | 412 |
Economy and Demography after | 412 |
The Siege | 430 |
Conclusions | 447 |
Spain Africa and Rome after Carthage | 467 |
Carthage and Hannibal in Roman | 483 |
Tactics Strategy and Geostrategy | 242 |
Hannibal and Propaganda | 260 |
Roman Strategy and Aims in the Second | 280 |
The War in Italy 218203 | 299 |
Spain Sicily Macedon Africa | 320 |
Rome Latins and Italians in the Second | 339 |
Punic Politics Economy and Alliances 218201 | 357 |
References | 499 |
| 531 | |
The Rise of Rome to 264 | 9 |
Early Relations between Rome and Carthage | 28 |
Manpower and Food Supply in the First | 58 |
the Face of Punic War Battle | 77 |
Otras ediciones - Ver todo
Términos y frases comunes
alliance allies ancient Appian attack Barcid battle campaign Campanian Cannae captured Capua Carthage’s Carthaginian cavalry citizens Claudius colonies command conflict consul culture defeat Dexter Hoyos Diod Diodorus Ebro Eckstein enemy Erdkamp Fabius Pictor fleet forces Gallic garrison Gauls Geus Goldsworthy 2000 Greek Hamilcar Hannibal Hannibal’s Hasdrubal Hasdrubal’s Hellenistic Heracles Hiero Hispania Hispania Citerior historian Iberian infantry island Italian Italy land later Latin Libyan Lilybaeum Livy Livy’s Mago Mamertines Marcellus Masinissa Melqart mercenaries Messana military naval North Africa Numidian peace peninsula Philinus Phoenician Plut political Polybius provinciae Punic Wars Pyrrhus region Regulus Republic Roman army Rome Rome and Carthage Rome’s Saguntum Sardinia second century Second Punic Senate sent ships Sicilian Sicily siege soldiers sources southern Italy Spain strategy success Syphax Syracuse Tarentum territory third century Third Punic tion Trasimene treaty troops victory Walbank warfare western Mediterranean Wiley & Sons