Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 2 (of 3) — John Shaqi
Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 2 (of 3)Niebuhr, Barthold Georg
History
Niebuhr's lectures on Roman history, Vol. 2 (of 3)
Niebuhr, Barthold Georg
Rome -- History
Battle of Cannæ, 99
Maharbal advises Hannibal to march to Rome, 103
Hannibal in Capua, 103
The Italian peoples fall off from Rome, 107
Efforts made by the Romans, 108
Ti. Sempronius Gracchus conquers near Beneventum, 110
Hannibal at the gates of Rome, 112
Taking of Capua, 113
Death of Hiero, 114
Negotiations of Hieronymus, 115
Disturbances at Syracuse, 115
Siege of Syracuse, 116
Archimedes, 117
Taking of Syracuse. Marcellus’ conduct, 117
Taking of Agrigentum, 119
War in Spain, 120
Death of the two Scipios, 121
P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus, 122
Taking of New Carthage, 124
Hasdrubal goes to Italy, 124
Battle of Sena, 126
Spain in the power of the Romans, 128
Mutiny of the troops in the camp of Scipio in Spain, 128
Scipio goes to Africa to Syphax, 131
Scipio is appointed consul, 132
Voluntary armaments of the Italians, 133
Scipio lands in Africa, 135
Masinissa, 135
Syphax made prisoner, 137
Offers of peace by the Carthaginians, 137
Hannibal and Mago summoned to Africa, 139
Battle of Zama, 140
Peace, 141
MACEDONIAN WAR, 143
Treaty of Philip with Hannibal, 143
Philip, 144
Affairs of the Greek states, 144
Peace of the Romans with the Ætolians, 146
Peace of the Romans with Philip, 146
Attacks of Philip and Antiochus on the Egyptian empire, 147
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