Scipio Africanus devised a bold plan during the Second Punic War to confront Hannibal by invading North Africa, rather than directly engaging him in Italy. This strategy aimed to draw Hannibal away from Rome and force him to defend his homeland. Scipio's successful campaign culminated in the decisive Battle of Zama in 202 BCE, where he defeated Hannibal, ultimately turning the tide in favor of Rome. This plan showcased Scipio's strategic acumen and willingness to take calculated risks.
Scipio Africanus effectively leveraged Hannibal's deep emotional connection to Carthage as a strategic weapon by exploiting the Carthaginian general's desire to protect his homeland. Scipio's tactics aimed to draw Hannibal away from his strengths, forcing him to defend Carthage rather than pursue aggressive campaigns. By targeting the heart of Carthage, Scipio created a scenario where Hannibal’s loyalty and love for his city ultimately became a liability, leading to Carthage's defeat at the Battle of Zama. This manipulation of Hannibal's emotions underscored Scipio's brilliance as a military strategist.
Rome is 854 miles away from Constantinople
If you means the government of Rome, they were not afraid of Antony's plans for Cleopatra and their children. They were angry and outraged that Antony would give away Roman territory to a foreigner. This giving away of territory won by Roman troops for Rome, more than anything else ,caused the Roman people to turn against Antony and side with Octavian.
Its is more than 2000 mls away from Rome.
No, Rome's harbor was 15 miles away at Ostia.
Rome, Italy is approximately 1,876 miles away from the equator.
Rome is a city in Italy. Turkey is a country in the Middle East several hundred miles away from Rome.
He was away in Gaul fighting for 8 years.
If all roads lead to Rome, all roads lead away from Rome -- take one.
Because they can IDIOT
It's Jerusalem