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xxiv Approximate boundaries of selected Greek cities, following Osanna 1992 Approximate location of Roman confiscations of Sila forest Rhegion Clampetia? Metaurus Hipponion Galati Temesa Metauro Maps Consentia Terina Mesima Crati Savuto Medma Thurii Torbido Tiriolo Allaro Locri 0 Castiglione di Paludi 0 Carace Scylletium Caulonia Nicá Petelia Croton Tacina Net o Croton’s chora in archaic period Croton’s chora by 4th century 20 40 60 km 10 20 30 40 miles map 11 Bruttium <strong>and</strong> Sw magna graecia: approximate boundaries between selected cities
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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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