
Length5h 32m
About this audiobook
The politics of the Republic of Carthage will be played, while the actions of the other contemporary powers will be simulated based on historical assumptions, each seeking to apply its own policy of "Divide et Impera" in a scenario that we can affirm, according to geographer Eratosthenes, as the first world war.
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GenrePsychology, Other
Length5 hrs 32 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 3, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2SUMMARY
3CHAPTER 1
4Persian invasions in the early fifth century, and
5Italy with a minimum of external interference.
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6foundation of strategic colonies on the Italic
7Africa, western Sicily, and southern Hispania.
8That year the Greek colony of Taranto - part of
9some personal freedoms, much of the Western
10In the early days of Augustus' reign, the
11The devaluation of the currency and severe
12crises, such as the Avars' occupation of the Balkan
13Two centuries after the collapse of the Western
14Asia, and the Middle East, because the Assyrian
15Phoenician Gadir (stronghold or trading post).
16of Selinus - in the southwest of the island - and
17Im 14: Sicily at the time of Carthage.
18mouth of the Kinype river in Libya. Carthage with
19Magon, founder of the Magonid dynasty, a new
20settlement area around the gulf of Gabes, south of
21Roman occupation. The origin of Leptis's prosperity
22The only aspect of Carthage admittedly
23The Carthaginian religious system
24Despite their contacts with Egypt, the
25However, the profits from trading with the
26Portuguese and Spanish mercantilism - unloading
27The economic empire of Carthage
28The position of Carthage's subjects in Sicily
29In 409, a Carthaginian army of about 50,000
30the survivors of Selinunte, Acragas and Hymer.
31certain states leaders.
32that of enemies.
33by peaceful means, as domestic political dissension
34Carthage. With the exception of the city itself, there
35numerous medium-sized communities on the Italian
36Im 22: Sicily Theater of Operations.
37strategic objectives.
38interested in this.
39Contrary to expectations, the Carthaginian fleet
40Cumas (northwestern present-day Naples). But in
41Tunis (16 km from the city of Carthage).
42Tartessian country - region along the Guadalquivir
43Then Rome prepared to attack Africa. The
44the early victories of the Romans in 203, before
45Carthaginian camps to the Numidians, Roman allies
46CHAPTER 2
47Carthage - not only the diminution of its strength.
48Carthaginian territory.
49Security Principle of War, or guard against
50Romans at sea since the First Punic War, Hannibal