The History Of Rome, Books 21 30 by Livy
These books chronicle the Second Punic War, from the siege of Saguntum and Hannibal’s Alpine crossing through devastating Roman defeats at Trebia, Trasimene, and Cannae. They trace Rome’s resilience under Fabius’s delaying tactics, the revitalization of its forces, and Scipio’s campaigns in Spain, culminating in the invasion of Africa, an alliance with Numidian cavalry, and the decisive victory at Zama that ends the war and secures Mediterranean dominance.
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- Ab urbe condita, Books 21–30
- History of Rome, Books XXI–XXX
- The War with Hannibal
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