الظروف العامة لحملة القائد القرطاجي حنبعل على روما

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The classical literary sources that dealt with the history of the conflict between Carthage and Rome are diverse, and cover most of the events of the three wars that took place between the two sides for nearly a century, called the Bellum Punicum.

The Second Punic War (Bellum Punicum Secundum) began.

The ones that interest us in this research came from southern Spain, in the year 218 BC, and ended in Africa around 202 BC.

One of the most important events of this war is the crossing of the Carthaginian leader Hannibal into the Alps.

This event was referred to by many Greek and Latin sources, as reflected in the texts received by historians, orators and poets.

Archaeological research has also provided important data about this important historical event, such as inscriptions, coins, and others.