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1 1| overcome, and the army of Hannibal was defeated: so that it
2 4| This method was observed by Hannibal at Cannae and by Marius
3 4| This means was employed by Hannibal when fortune began to become
4 4| most praiseworthy have been Hannibal and Scipio when they were
5 4| fighting in Africa: and as Hannibal had his Army composed of
6 4| FABRIZIO: I will tell you. Hannibal had placed all the virtu
7 4| Caesar in this case, and not Hannibal, who, because he had stopped
8 4| does not disorganize you. Hannibal placed Elephants in front
9 4| the ruin of the former (Hannibal). Hasdrubal placed his most
10 4| strong places, did not give Hannibal courage to go and meet him,
11 4| avoided an engagement with Hannibal, but wanted it at his advantage;
12 4| it at his advantage; and Hannibal did not presume to be able
13 4| that, just as much as did Hannibal. It often happens that your
14 4| to fight with the Army of Hannibal: his Master of cavalry had
15 5| yelping dogs around a mastiff. Hannibal, when he came to harm from
16 6| Nero could not, when he had Hannibal near to him, have departed
17 6| from the Marches, without Hannibal having been aware of it.
18 6| same number, they opposed Hannibal. And you have to note that
19 6| and with this same deceit, Hannibal in Spain got away from the
20 6| stand still, as you know Hannibal did, who, being trapped
21 6| without charge. You know how Hannibal, having burned all the fields
22 6| different ways, dismissed them. Hannibal, having taken refuge with
23 7| Casalino was besieged by Hannibal, who, not being able to
24 7| drew away from them. Which Hannibal believing to be true, in
25 7| entry easy to the enemy. Hannibal persuaded one to give him
26 7| And many ((among whom was Hannibal)) have, in addition, allowed
27 7| Nolanus had turned to favor Hannibal, employed so much humanity
28 7| honor in the war against Hannibal, as their constancy; for,
29 7| sign of fear: rather, when Hannibal was around Rome, those fields
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