Hannibal: A Hellenistic Life (78 page)
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Authors: Eve MacDonald
Pyrrhus
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nn.
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admired by Hannibal
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compares Rome to the Lernaean Hydra
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Qart Hadasht, name for Carthage in Phoenician/Punic language
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n.
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quadrireme,
decked warships invented by the Carthaginians, known as a four
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,
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n.
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quinquereme
, decked warship used by Carthage and Rome, known as a five
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20,
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n.
68,
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57,
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Quintus Claudius, Roman praetor (208
BCE
) and propraetor (207
BCE
)
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Ralegh, Sir Walter
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n.
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n.
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Rb mhnt
, term for a general at Carthage
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n.
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Regulus
see
Atilius Regulus, Marcus, consul in First Punic War
Rhegium (
Map 1
, modern Reggio Calabria)
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Rhône river (
Map 2
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32,
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n.
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Roman calendar, problems with
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29,
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39,
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30,
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n.
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Rome
army and manpower
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n.
42 (comparing Rome and Carthage),
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16,
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31,
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n.
42
Campus Martius
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election of magistrates
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nn.
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nn.
34, 35,
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n.
11
human sacrifice after Cannae
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nn.
59, 60, 61
imperialism
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n.
40,
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nn.
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memory of the Punic Wars in the city
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navy
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nn.
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nn.
54–56,
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n.
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Porta Collina and Temple of Hercules (Herakles)
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Tarentine and southern Italian hostages thrown from the Tarpeian Rock
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Temple of Jupiter Capitolinus
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walls of
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Sabines
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Saguntum (
Map 2
), falls to Romans (212
BCE
)
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n.
47
and see under
Hannibal Barca, at Saguntum
Salammbô see
Flaubert
Salapia (
Map 1
), in Apulia
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,
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,
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nn.
15, 16
Salinator, Marcus Livius, Roman consul at the Metaurus (207
BCE
)
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,
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,
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n.
4
Sallust, Roman author on the fear of an enemy
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,
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,
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n.
7,
(iv)
n.
74,
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n.
17,
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nn.
25, 34
sambukas,
floating siege engine used by Marcellus at Syracuse
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Samnites and Samnium (
Map 1
)
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n.
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Sardinia (maps 1 and 2)
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n.
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n.
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n.
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nn.
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n.
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nn.
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n.
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n.
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n.
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Scipio
see
Cornelius Scipio Africanus
Seleucid kings and kingdom
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see also
Antiochus III
Sempronius Gracchus, Tiberius
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,
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given an army of recruited slaves after Cannae
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dies in an ambush in Lucania (212
BCE
)
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,
(ii)
n.
62
Sempronius Longus, Tiberius, Roman consul for (218
BCE
)
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,
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Sena (modern Senigallia), near the Metaurus on the Adriatic
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,
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nn.
31, 35
Senate, at Capua
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Senate, at Carthage known as
‘drm
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blame Hannibal entirely for the war
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debate over declaration of war
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Livy’s claim that the senate at Carthage defeated Hannibal
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members come to Scipio after the battle of the Great Plains
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members with Hannibal in Italy
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senators taken by Scipio at New Carthage
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Senate, at Rome
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nn.
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n.
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n.
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debate over declaration of war
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n.
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debate over Scipio’s planned invasion of Africa in 205
BCE
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n.
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Septimius Severus, Severan dynasty, Caracalla
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n.
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Sertorius
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Servilius Geminus, Gnaeus, Roman consular colleague of Flaminius (217
BCE
)
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n.
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n.
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shekel, Carthaginian coin standard
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n.
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Sibylline Books
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n.
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Sicca Veneria (Sicca,
Map 1
)
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n.
8,
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n.
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Sidon, Phoenician city on coast of modern Lebanon
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n.
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Silenus of Kale Acte (in Sicily), author of a lost history
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14,
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n.
23,
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n.
36,
(vii)
n.
70
Silius Italicus, author of the
Punica
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5,
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n.
6,
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nn.
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nn.
70, 73,
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n.
25,
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nn.
8, 9
Siwa, oracle and Alexander
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slaves
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conscription into the army in Rome after Cannae
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Sophonisba, daughter of Hasdrubal Gisgo
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41
wife of Masinissa
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n.
53,
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n.
39
drinks poison
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life celebrated by Voltaire, Boccaccio, Petrarch
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n.
41,
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n.
35
Sosylus, Hannibal’s Spartan tutor and author of a now lost history
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6,
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n.
83,
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n.
23,
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n.
75,
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n.
70
Spain
see
Iberia and the Iberian Peninsula Sparta/Spartans
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n.
83,
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n.
21
see also
spy/spies/espionage
Spendius, Campanian leader of mercenary rebellion (241–238
BCE
)
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(vi)
n.
40,
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n.
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spoils of war/loot
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,
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,
(xvii)
,
(xviii)
n.
14,
(xix)
n.
18,
(xx)
n.
55
spy/spies/espionage
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,
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nn.
2, 4,
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n.
9
Strabo, ancient geographer
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n.
83,
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nn.
30, 31,
(iv)
nn.
42, 43,
(v)
nn.
68, 69
Straits of Messina
see
Messana
Successors (
Diadochoi
), Hellenistic kings who followed Alexander the Great
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,
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,
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n.
17
Suetonius
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Sufet/Sufetes
, chief magistrates of Carthage
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,
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,
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nn.
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(vii)
n.
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Syphax, king of the Masaesyli
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nn.
43, 45,
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n.
48,
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nn.
47, 54,
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nn.
24, 30,
(xiv)
nn.
34, 38, 39, 41, 46,
(xv)
n.
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