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    sexpeditiontook

    soti,andanhadbeentakenandhad

    beendestroyedthishadbeendoneindirectoppositionto

    theethesenatedecideduponan

    arakealandingoncarthaginian

    soilasenddivisionokeepthecarthaginian

    aresofroushingtothe

    aidofthehotoplanandeverybody

    expectedagreatvictorybutthegodshaddecided

    otherwise

    ithefalloftheyear218beforethebirthofchrist

    andtheronaroattackthecarthaginiansin

    spainhadleftitalypeopleingfoewsof

    aneasyandpletevictoryourbeganto

    spreadthroughtheplainofthepoountaineers,their

    lipstrelinghfear,toldofhundredsofthousandsof

    broenacpaniedbystrangebeasts``eachoneasbigas

    ahouse,ergedfrohecloudsofsnow

    heoldgraianpassthroughhhercules,

    thousandsofyearsbefore,haddriventheoxenofgeryonon

    hisspaintogreeof

    bedraggledrefugeesappearedbeforethegatesofro,h

    repletedetailshannibal,thesonofhalcar,h

    fiftythousandsoldiers,nihousandhorsenandthirty

    sevenfightingelephants,hadcrossedthepyreneeshehad

    defeatedtheronarofscipioonthebanksoftherhone

    andhehadguidedhisarsafelyaountainpasses

    ofthealpsalthoughitoberandtheroadshickly

    veredhsnoh

    thegaulsandtogethertheyhaddefeatedasendron

    arjustbeforetheycrossedthetrebiaandlaidsiegeto

    plainusoftheroaded

    rohtheprovinceofthealpinedistricts

    thesenate,surprisedbutcalndenergeticasusual,

    husheduptheneanydefeatsandsenttwofresh

    arestostoptheinvaderhannibalnagedtosurprise

    thesetroopsonanarroene

    lakeandtherehekilledalltheronofficersandst

    oftheithistithereongthepeople

    ofro,butthesenatekeptitsnerveathirdarwas

    organisedandthendus

    hfullpooact``asosavethestate

    fabiuskneustbeverycarefullestallbelost

    hisraen,thelastavailablesoldiers,were

    notchforhannibalsveteransherefusedtoacceptbattle

    butforeverhefolloroyedeverythingeatable,

    destroyedtheroads,attackedslldetachntsandgenerally

    oraleofthecarthaginiantroopsbya

    stdistressingandannoyingforfguerillawarfare

    suchthodshoecrowds

    etheyed

    ``aethingstbedoneandstbedonequickly

    apopularherobythenaofvarro,thesortofnwho

    uchbetterheuld

    dothingsthansloade

    nderinationatthebattleof

    an

    historyrethanseventythousandnwerekilledhannibal

    asterofallitaly

    herchedfroneendofthepeninsulatotheother,

    proe

    andaskingthedifferentprovininwarfareupon

    thetheroretheofrobore

    noblefruiththeexceptionsofcapuaandsyracuse,all

    roncitiesreinedloyalhannibal,thedeliverer,

    foundhielfopposedbythepeopleended

    tobehehoanddidnotlike

    thesituationhesentssengerstocarthagetoaskforfresh

    suppliesandneenalas,

    either

    theronsasters

    oftheseahannibalsthelphielfasbestheuld

    hentinuedtodefeattheronaresthatout

    againsthibuthisobersreasingrapidlyand

    theitalianpeasantsheldalooffrohisselfappointed

    ``deliverer

    afteyyearsofuninterruptedvictories,hannibal

    foundhielfbesiegedintheuntry

    nqueredforant,theluckseedtotuhasdrubal,

    hisbrother,haddefeatedtheronaresinspainhehad

    crossedthealpstoetohannibalsassistancehesent

    ssengerstothesouthtotellofhisarrivalandasktheother

    artoethintheplainofthetiberunfortunatelythe

    ssengersfellintothehandsoftheronsandhannibal

    edinvainforfurtheeilhisbrothershead,neatly

    papandtoldhibr >

    ofthefateofthelastofthecarthaginiantroops

    hhasdrubaloutoftheipio

    easilyrenqueredspainandfouryearslatertherons

    tackuponcarthagehannibalwas

    calledbackhecrossedtheafricanseaandtriedtoorganise

    thedefenecityintheyear202atthebattle

    ofza,thecarthaginiansedhannibalfledto

    tyrefrohereheinortostirupthesyrians

    andtheeheacplishedvery

    littlebuthisactivitiesangtheseasiaticpohe

    ronsanexcusetocarrytheirotheterritoryof

    theeastandannexthegreaterpartoftheaegeanworld

    drivenfronecitytoanother,afugitivee,

    hannibalatlastknebitiousdreaad

    ehisbelovedcityofcarthagehadbeenruinedbythe

    osignaterriblepeaceheavy

    hadbeensunkshehadbeenforbiddentokehout

    ronperssionshehadbeenndeedtopaytherons

    llionsofdollarsforendlessyearstoelifeoffered

    nohopeofabetterfutureintheyear190bchannibaltook

    poisonandkilledhielf

    fortyyearslater,theronsforcedtheirlastwarupon

    carthagethreelongyearstheinhabitantsoftheoldphoenician

    lonyheldoutagainstthepohene

    hungerforcedtheosurrenderthefeenanden

    hesiegeywas

    setonfireforthestorehousesandthepal

    acesandthegreatarsenalbuedthenaterriblecursewas

    pronounanlegions

    retuedtoitalytoenjoytheirvictory

    forthenextthousandyears,thediterraneanrein

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