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Third Punic War

The 149-146 BCE destruction of Carthage, used here to explain the loss of Carthaginian sources.

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Third Punic War

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The 149-146 BCE destruction of Carthage, used here to explain the loss of Carthaginian sources.

Historical interpretation of the lead-up to the Third Punic War

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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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diagnosis

Jiang says Romans habitually blamed enemies for starting wars; against Carthage they created pretexts, demanded weapons, then demanded the city move inland before destroying it.

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Rome's Cult Of No Surrender

2024-11-07, day precision · Civilization #14: Hannibal Barca, Lucius Brutus, and the Triumph of Rome

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"...argument? Carthaginians. Yeah. Okay. All right. So, Rome, in the third Punic War from 149 to 146, they would go and destroy Carthage. They..."

Rome's Cult Of No Surrender

2024-11-07, day precision · Civilization #14: Hannibal Barca, Lucius Brutus, and the Triumph of Rome

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"Does that make sense? And that's what makes Rome unique. Rome has been united for most of its history whereas most places like Greece..."

Rome's Cult Of No Surrender

2024-11-07, day precision · Civilization #14: Hannibal Barca, Lucius Brutus, and the Triumph of Rome

Transcript

"Okay? It's basically able to pay off pay Rome off. And Cato the Elder he is traumatized by this. He goes back to Rome..."

Rome's Cult Of No Surrender

2024-11-07, day precision · Civilization #14: Hannibal Barca, Lucius Brutus, and the Triumph of Rome

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"The Carthaginians believed the Romans and thought if they surrender all their weapons they go away. The Romans got all these weapons they were..."

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