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Roman senator whose alarm at Carthage's recovery is used to explain the push to destroy Carthage.
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Cato the Elder
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...is over 50 years later Rome a Roman senator named Cato the Elder he visits Carthage because he's curious what's happened to Carthage after..."
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Cato the Elder's shock at a wealthy, recovered Carthage leads him to insist that Rome must destroy Carthage before it becomes a threat again.
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"...is over 50 years later Rome a Roman senator named Cato the Elder he visits Carthage because he's curious what's happened to Carthage after..."
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"...It's basically able to pay off pay Rome off. And Cato the Elder he is traumatized by this. He goes back to Rome and..."
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Hannibal can destroy an army, but he cannot make Rome accept defeat.
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