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183 BC (search for this): book 23, chapter 13
Character of Hannibal An admirable feature in Hannibal's Character of Hannibal, who poisoned himself at the court of Prusias, B.C. 183. See Livy, 39, 1. character, and the strongest proof of his having been a born ruler of men, and having possessed statesmanlike qualities of an unusual kind, is that, though he was for seventeen years engaged in actual warfare, and though he had to make his way through numerous barbaric tribes, and to employ innumerable men of different nationalities in what appeared desperate and hazardous enterprises, he was never made the object of a conspiracy by any of them, nor deserted by any of those who had joined him and put themselves under his command. . . .