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    the Punic conquest of Iberia. To better understand Hannibal’s rise to greatness one needs to look into his father’s history. After Carthage ’s defeat in the First Punic War‚ Hamilcar set out to improve his family ’s and Carthage ’s fortunes. With that in mind and supported by Gades‚ Hamilcar began the subjugation of the tribes of the Iberian Peninsula. Carthage at the time was in such a poor state that its navy was unable to transport his army to Iberia (Hispania); instead‚ Hamilcar had to march

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    “Dutiful Men and their Emotional Women” In reading the Aeneid I took a particular interest in the relationship that develops between Aeneas and Dido and how this relationship highlights the desires and roles that each gender may have had in this time period. For example it seems the male desire is to seek his kingdom while the female role seems to secure a partner. Dido and Aeneas in Book Four resemble the relationship that we see between Odysseus and Calypso in Book Five of the Odyssey. The

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    to the war in Italy. This epic tells the story of Aeneas‚ a legendary Trojan who traveled to Italy and was destined to discover Rome. As Aeneas and his group near their destination‚ a storm throws them off course and lands them in a city known as Carthage. Here‚ Aeneas is welcomed by Dido‚ who is the founder and the ruler of this city. This essay will tell the story of the tragic love affair between Aeneas and Dido which is due entirely to the Greek gods as Aeneas comes across a faithless lover‚ while

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    with Athens. B. Antecedent to the Punic War Rome and Carthage were allies in sixth century BC when they came together to defeat the Etruscans. With this alliance‚ they agreed upon Carthaginian control of the Mediterranean Sea (with the stipulation that Rome would stay out of the affairs concerning the Mediterranean). The Carthaginians expected the Romans to keep themselves busy with the conquest of Italy. Under such condition; Carthage would have no problem controlling the Mediterranean. They

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    America and southern Spain and some parts of Sicily. This empire was known as Carthage. The purpose of these wars was to decide which power would become the dominant force around the Mediterranean Sea. The first Punic War lasted from 264-241 BC. It was fought mainly at sea‚ off the coast of Sicily. This was the first time Rome had built a navy. Rome besieged many of the Carthaginian cities on Sicily‚ and when Carthage attempted to raise the siege with its navy‚ the Romans utterly destroyed them

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    Hannibal‚ son of Hamilcar‚ a Roman soldier‚ and military leader. Born in 247 B.C.‚ was raised in Carthage to be a soldier. Hannibal opposed to his father’s archenemy. Hannibal’s job was to protect the city of Carthage. Even though Hannibal’s mother was unknown‚ his father Hamilcar‚ a former military leader‚ taught Hannibal to be the brave and smart header he was. Hannibal has the smartest military genius in Carthage. The first battle Hannibal had fought and won was the battle of Trebia. In this battle

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    shade to haunt you! You will pay for this‚/ Unconscionable!”(Virgil 506-511). This is the response of Dido‚ Queen of Carthage‚ after being informed of her lover‚ Aeneas‚ and his intentions to surreptitiously leave her and create his own city in Italy. Not only has Dido been betrayed‚ but she has been left with nothing; nothing to remember him from‚ nothing

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    the ability to sacrifice one’s most profound desires in order to uphold the highest ideal of one’s culture. Aeneas’ most significant display of pietas occurs during Book 4 of The Aeneid when he falls deeply in love with Dido‚ Queen of the city of Carthage. After noticing that Aeneas has begun to stray from his duties as a result of his adoration for Dido‚ Jove sends his messenger‚ Mercury‚ to remind him of his duty to reach Italy and establish his rule. Although conflicted as a result of his devotion

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    Chapter 6  The Roman Empire - Study Guides  Go to the content page or to your books and read  on the Roman Culture- Chapter 6. Make short notes on each of the topics below. Pay special attention to the terms included under the topics..   1. Hellenistic Empires   Phillip of Macedonia - Macedonian king who was held hostage in Greece‚ spent several years there‚ then returned to conquer it all. He was making ready to invade Persia when he was assassinated. His son‚ Alexander‚ finished the job and

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    33. When Aeneas was shipwrecked in Carthage‚ they went to the queen to seek help. Cupid knew that he could make the queen fall in love with Aeneas‚ so that Aeneas’s descendants would rule a vast empire in the new land. Dido‚ the Queen of Carthage‚ welcomed him and his company and treated them to a banquet‚ because she knew how it felt to be homeless and lost in a foreign city. With help from Cupid‚ Dido fell in love with Aeneas during the banquet. Dido gave Aeneas many lavish gifts and only asked

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