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Page 62: Prologue Second Punic war cannot be
Page 66: Sources, problems and methodologies
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Rome and the Italians, circa 350-22
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Hannibal’s strategy 35 destructio
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Hannibal’s strategic failure: pre
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Local conditions and the failure of
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chapter 2 Apulia introduction This
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Introduction Rhegion and Locri were
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 57 Calabria
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 59 they fou
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 61 certainl
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 63 indicate
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 65 This dyn
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 67 parties.
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 69 climate,
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 71 pressure
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 73 Roman su
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 75 and tran
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 77 although
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 79 of any b
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 81 The arpi
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The revolt of Arpi, 216 83 became a
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The revolt of Arpi’s ‘satellite
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Hannibal’s incomplete success in
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Conclusion decision by the Canusian
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Introduction 101 of hannibalic pres
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The revolt of Capua, 216 103 was av
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The revolt of Capua, 216 105 Venusi
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The revolt of Capua, 216 107 beginn
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The revolt of Capua, 216 109 loyal
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The revolt of Capua, 216 111 It has
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The revolt of Capua, 216 113 the sm
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The revolt of Capua, 216 115 hannib
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The revolt of Capua, 216 117 who in
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The revolt of Capua, 216 119 these
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The revolt of Capua, 216 121 The tw
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The revolt of Capua, 216 123 Zeus i
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The revolt of Capua, 216 125 the Ca
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The revolt of Capua’s ‘satellit
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The revolt of Capua’s ‘satellit
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table 2. Summary of alliance patter
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Conclusion 147 hannibal won the all
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The revolt of the Bruttians, 216-21
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The revolt of Locri and subordinate
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The revolt of Croton, 215 171 to th
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The revolt of Croton, 215 173 the C
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The revolt of Croton, 215 175 It is
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The revolt of Croton, 215 177 power
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Hannibal’s incomplete success: Rh
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Conclusion 187 The explanation for
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Taras’ tenuous loyalty, 216-213 1
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The revolt of Taras, 213/12 211 tar
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The revolt of Taras, 213/12 213 han
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The revolt of Taras, 213/12 215 the
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Aftermath of the Tarentine revolt 2
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Conclusion 231 stay the course once
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Conclusion 233 could only win over
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Hannibal’s strategic conundrum af
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Campania, 215-211 243 too were reco
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Campania, 215-211 245 vulnerable to
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Campania, 215-211 247 time, hanniba
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Campania, 215-211 249 where he foug
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Campania, 215-211 251 either case,
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Apulia, 215-210 253 Sabatini and Ca
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Apulia, 215-210 255 quarters and ma
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Apulia, 215-210 257 presumably incl
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Apulia, 215-210 259 elite and provi
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Taras and south-eastern Italy, 212-
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Western Magna Graecia and Bruttium,
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Conclusion 279 success in the first
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Enduring interstate rivalry and Rea
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Three hypothetical scenarios 289 Ro
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Three hypothetical scenarios 291 on
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Three hypothetical scenarios 293 an
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Three hypothetical scenarios 295 as
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Three hypothetical scenarios 297 su
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Three hypothetical scenarios 299 he
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Overcoming local conditions: the Ro
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Epilogue 329 outbreak of the Social
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Appendix A The war in Samnium, 217-
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The war in Samnium, 217-209 333 men
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Chronology of events in Bruttium, 2
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Appendix C Chronology of events fro
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Chronology of events, 213-212 339 c
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Defection of the southern Lucanians
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Bibliography 343 Badian, e. (1958)
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Bibliography 345 Bottini, a. and ta
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Bibliography 347 Cornell, t. J. (19
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Bibliography 349 (1989) ‘Rome, th
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Bibliography 351 garlan, Y. (1994)
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Bibliography 353 (1971) Rome in Etr
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Bibliography 355 (1999) ‘The Popu
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Bibliography 357 muggia, a. (1999a)
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Bibliography 359 Raaflaub, K. and R
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Bibliography 361 (1995) ‘Invasion
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Bibliography 363 (1990a) ‘I culti
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acerrae (accerrans) 101, 110, 118,
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Vibius Virrius 105, 107, 119, 120-1
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Italians serve in 204, 238, 247-8,
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manduria 199, 212-13, 263, 264 manp
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Romans recapture, punish 136, 247,
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