PPT-Hannibal`s father,

Hamilcar was the general of C arthage Hannibal swore to his dad that he would always remain an enemy of Rome Later when Hamilcar died Hannibal took over the general spot He then tried to create ways to conquer all of Rome . Trebia. (218 BC). and Lake . Trasimere. (217 BC) . Carthaginian Victories!. Battle of . Trebia. (River): Commanders. Carthage. Hannibal. Mago. -Hannibal’s brother. Rome. Scipio. Sempronius. CARTHAGE WON!. The Battle of . Trebia. River. Hannibal as told by an officer:. He had long ago noticed a place between the two camps, flat indeed and treeless, but well adapted for an ambuscade, as it was traversed by a water-course with steep banks, densely overgrown with brambles and other thorny plants, and here he proposed to lay a . Rome fought three wars with Carthage between 264 and 146. bce. . . The wars established Rome as a world power and left the . once . powerful empire . of Carthage . in . ruins. . . The Punic Wars Ancient Rome. From the founding to the republic. The Founding. Aeneas – . The . Aeneid. . by Virgil, Trojan War around 1220 BC. Romulus and Remus – twin sons of Rhea Silvia and Mars. Rome founded around 750 BC on Palatine Hill. . December [?], 218 BC. Strategic Context. In 218 BC, Hannibal Barca negates Roman control of the seas by leading the Carthaginians through Spain to attack Roman territory, igniting the Second Punic War. Hannibal defeats one Roman army under Scipio Africanus at the Ticinus River while another under Tiberius Sempronius departs Sicily to combine forces. The combined Roman army camps opposite the Carthaginian army across the Trebia River. Hannibal sends his cavalry to provoke the impulsive Sempronius and succeeds: the Romans wade across the frigid Trebia River to attack while the Carthaginians warm by the fire.. Strategic Context. In 218 BC, Hannibal Barca negates Roman control of the seas by leading the Carthaginians through Spain to attack Roman territory, igniting the Second Punic War. Hannibal quarters his troops among the Cisalpine Gauls during the winter following his victory at the Trebia. In spring 217 BC, Rome sends two new armies of 40,000 and 20,000 to block the 30,000-strong Carthaginian army’s route to the capital. Hannibal marches his army through the snowy Apennine passes and exhausting Arnus marshes, outflanking both Roman armies and preventing any link up between them. Gaius Flaminius, leading the larger Roman army, immediately marches south to seek battle and obtain all the glory for defeating Hannibal. . Hannibal Crosses the Alps. Initial Confrontation. Scipio left a force in Spain and returned to Italy to lead the fight against Carthage. He was defeated in a skirmish in Northern Italy where he may have lost his life were it not for the heroic efforts of his son… Scipio. Love. Compassionate / Merciful. Gracious. Slow to Anger. Abounding in . Lovingkindness. Abounding in Truth. Maintaining Love. Forgiving. II. God is a father of . Justice / righteousness. He will by no means leave the . Author’s Background:. James Keir Baxter was born in 1926, in Dunedin, New Zealand. Baxter become one of New Zealand’s finest poets and most controversial figures. In his short life he produced a huge number of poems, plays, literary criticism and social/religious commentary. Goals (and not-Goals). 1) I DO hope to explain something about the doctrine of the so-called “Monarchy of the Father.”. 2) I WILL NOT try to convince you it’s true – or even that it’s a good idea.. The 1. st. Punic War was fought over the control of the island of Sicily.. Carthage’s navy was utterly destroyed in the war. . In 241 B.C., a peace treaty was signed.. Why was the Roman victory at Sicily so important?. Yozan D. Mosig and Imene Belhassen University of Nebraska-Kearney 2006 [Publication data: Mosig, Y., & Belhassen, I. (2006). Revision and reconstruction in th Livys Characterisation of Individuals and Races in Book XXI 71 drawn regarding his portrayal of both individual and collective character attempting as far as possible to relate these elements to the n Hannibal . Barca. . Hannibal . Carthage was a very important seaport in Africa. Carthage is now . Tunasia. or Tunis . Hannibal was born in Carthage . When he was only 26 he became the leader of the Carthage army . Rome was an empire then and they were planning to take over Carthage because it was such an important seaport but Hannibal wouldn’t allow it so he decided to take over Spain ..