Punic wars. The story of a great confrontation

In the collective monograph, 25 researchers from Russia, Great Britain, Finland, Denmark and Ukraine consider various aspects of Roman-carfagenic relations throughout the VI-II centuries. BC. e., the culmination of which was the Punis wars (264-241, 218-201, 149-146 BC) The course of military operations on land and the development of military affairs of both sides, the background, diplomatic background and the consequences of punic wars, the impact of confrontation with Carthage on religion, the legislation and functioning of the state apparatus of Rome, and the coverage of the most prominent representatives of the Roman military-political political, are subjected to detailed analysis. Elites of the III-II centuries. BC. e. In the works of Greek and Roman historians. A certain place is also occupied by the consideration of the general historical and historiographic contexts of the punic wars and their reception in modern culture.
The book is intended for anti-citizens, teachers, students and graduate students, as well as all those interested in the history of the ancient world