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Discover 'A Companion to the Punic Wars', your essential guide to one of the most pivotal conflicts in ancient history. Spanning from 264 to 146 BC, this scholarly work provides an expansive survey of the three Punic Wars fought between the formidable forces of Rome and Carthage. Each chapter is meticulously crafted by an extraordinary array of international historians and experts, ensuring an insightful perspective that covers military strategies, naval techniques, logistics, and the enigmatic figure of Hannibal—often heralded as one of history’s greatest generals. Dive deep into the balanced analysis that offers equal visibility to both Carthage and Rome, enriching your understanding of this complex era. Whether you're a student, a history enthusiast, or a scholar, this comprehensive resource presents the Punic Wars in a compelling light. Enhance your library with a text that reflects the depth and richness of ancient warfare. Join us on this journey through the strategic battles, alliances, and legacies that shaped the ancient Mediterranean world. Perfect for academic references and personal exploration, 'A Companion to the Punic Wars' is a must-have for anyone looking to delve into this crucial historical epoch.