The Battle of Zama: How important was it really? | History Forum
Jan 11, 2023 · Traditionally viewed as the decisive turning point in Rome's rise to Mediterranean supremacy, one could very easily argue that the Battle of Zama was strategically insignificant, …
Battle of Zama - elephants on the wings? | History Forum
Oct 28, 2011 · At face value, the central disposition of Hannibal's elephants was indeed utterly atypical. Your suggestion (at the wings) was the standard disposition of the war elephants at …
Battle of Zama | History Forum - historum.com
Jul 30, 2013 · Hi everyone. I'd like to apologize if this was already posted and created. SO the battle of Zama consisted of Roman - About 40,0000 troops - About Cavalry 6,000 Carthage - …
Polybius, the three spies and the forgotten battle of Zama
Nov 17, 2020 · The battle of Zama (Appian`s and Dio`s cavalry battle) Octavius` victory over Vermina (Simitthu/Chemtou) largely involving the cavalry. In my reply I quoted the public …
How many legions and equivalents at Zama? | History Forum
Nov 23, 2018 · When Scipio was consul in 205 political opponents (Fabius and Valerius Flaccus et al) had prevented him from holding a levy, and he took only 7000 volunteers with him to …
Polybius, the three spies and the forgotten battle of Zama
Nov 17, 2020 · A battle report was surely made by Laelius in Rome sometime in the weeks after the battle of Zama. I`m of the opinion that this may have been in late September or early …
Polybius, the three spies and the forgotten battle of Zama
Nov 17, 2020 · Yes, Appian talks about a battle with elephants and everything because the earlier histories also included this battle (Appian has a detailed account of the Roman Command …
Polybius, the three spies and the forgotten battle of Zama
Nov 17, 2020 · Dont worry about sending the paper through email i have an account there on academia.edu and i read through your article. I will admit off the bat that you have a much …
Hannibal’s elephants and the battle of Zama | History Forum
Apr 8, 2021 · In the late summer to early autumn of 202 BC the Second Punic War was brought to a conclusion at the battle of Zama. It was here that Publius Cornelius Scipio defeated Hannibal …
What if Hannibal won the battle of Zama | History Forum
Hello anyone reading this,what I'm asking is what if Hannibal won the battle of Zama.