A History of the Roman World from 753 to 146 B.C.

Achæan Æmilius Africa alliance allies annalists Antiochus appeal Asia attack battle became Cambr camp Campania Cannæ captured Capua Carthage Carthaginians Cato cavalry Celtiberian centre citizens Claudius coast Comitia command conquest consuls consulship defeated Demetrius early Ebro embassy enemy Etolians Etruria Etruscan Eumenes Fabius Flamininus fleet forced further Gallic Gauls Gracchus gradually Greece Greek Greek cities Hannibal Hannibal's Hannibalic War Hasdrubal Hernici Hist Illyrian Italian Italy king Kromayer land later Latin colony Latium League legions Livy Macedon Macedonian magistrates Marcellus Masinissa military native Numantia patricians peace perhaps Perseus Philip plebeian plebs political Polybius prætor probably provinces Punic Pyrrhus remained Republic revolt Roman Roman army Rome Rome's Sabines Saguntum Samnites Sanctis Sardinia Scipio Africanus second century Senate sent Servian Sicily slaves Spain surrender survived Tarentum temple territory towns tradition treaty tribes tribunes troops Veii victory Zama