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La caída de Cartago: Las Guerras Púnicas, 265-146 A.C. (Ariel Historia) (Spanish Edition) by
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teddyreadingstuff
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3 battles, 3 wins by total envelopment, 100,000 dead Romans, 1/3 of the Senate dead, 3 dead consuls, 10% of the eligible fighting population dead.
At Cannae, 50,000 dead Romans in ~5 square miles. That's 10,000 dead men per square mile.
Hannibal man. Insane.
— Aug 31, 2026 04:47PM
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At Cannae, 50,000 dead Romans in ~5 square miles. That's 10,000 dead men per square mile.
Hannibal man. Insane.
teddyreadingstuff
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Hannibal's INSANE man...such a dawg. He just always has the initiative. And anyone that has played a competitive game or sport knows how impossible that is. It's CRAZY work.
— Aug 30, 2026 05:12PM
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teddyreadingstuff
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I think I'm at the morning of Cannae, and the tension is INSANE. It's about to go down.
Hearing these Punic war stories from the boots-on-the-ground perspectives is so wild.
— Aug 29, 2026 11:54AM
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Hearing these Punic war stories from the boots-on-the-ground perspectives is so wild.
teddyreadingstuff
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Hanno, Hannibal, other Hannibal, Hamilcar, Hasdrabal... Carthage was lacking some creativity when it came to guy names.
First Punic War was a generational throw by Carthage. They were just, like, objectively better, and then kinda just stopped trying hard and lost.
— Aug 27, 2026 05:17PM
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First Punic War was a generational throw by Carthage. They were just, like, objectively better, and then kinda just stopped trying hard and lost.