The Gallic King, Cauarus
Cauarus, king of the Gauls in Thrace, was of a trulyCauarus, king of the Gauls, settled on the Hellespont. See 4, 46 and 52. |
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The Necessity of Caution in Dealing with an Enemy
Immense Exertions of
Rome
Rome
and Carthage Continue to Covet Sardinia and
Sicily
History of Universal Supremacy Must Be a Universal History
Syracuse
's Defenses
Siege of
Syracuse
Archimedes
Other Inventions of Archimedes
The Assault By Land Repulsed
Philip Devastates
Messene
Criticism Of Theopompus
Philip, Alexander, And the Diadochi
Flawed Structure of Theopompus's History
Aratus Poisoned
Philip Takes Lissus in
Illyria
, B.C.
213
Philip V. In Illyria
Bolis the Cretan Agrees to Rescue Achaeus
Bolis Turns Traitor
Antiochus Approves the Plan
The Final Arrangements are Made
Achaeus Takes Precautions
Capture of Achaeus
Antiochus In Armenia
The Gallic King, Cauarus
Antiochus the Great at Armosata
The Hannibalian War — Tarentum
A Bargain Made with Hannibal
Tarentum
Betrayed To Hannibal
Gaius Livius Has a Party
Hannibal Enters Tarentum
Philemenus and his Retinue Get In Too
Massacre of Romans In Tarentum
The Tarentines Themselves Spared
Hannibal Secures
Tarentum
Additional Fortifications
The Tarantines Blockade the Romans
Fall of
Syracuse
, B. C.
212
Beasts of Burden Used as a Defensive Wall
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Histories. Polybius. Evelyn S. Shuckburgh. translator. London, New York. Macmillan. 1889. Reprint Bloomington 1962.
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