War with Hannibal

Titus Livy is the famous ancient Roman historian and thinker, author of Roman history from the founding of the city. This monumental composition included one hundred and forty -two books, and of which only thirty -five have survived to this day. In the “War with Hannibal”, which is one of the most significant pages of “Roman history”, Titus Livy talks about the second Puni War (218–201 BC), which the Carthaginians led against the Romans led by Hannibal, rivaling for dominance On the Mediterranean. Along with Alexander Macedonian, Julius Caesar, Scipio African and Pirr Epirian, Hannibal went down in history as the greatest commander and military strategist.
This publication presents a lively and fascinating retelling of the writings of Titus Libya, made by Simon Marquis, writer, translator and prominent specialist in ancient literature