Second Punic War - Battle of Ilipa - 56
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2021
- 207-206 BC. Carthage and Rome battle for supremacy in Iberia.
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I'm so happy that you started making these Ancient Rome videos again after a decent hiatus. I love them. Please, keep going. I've listened to the entire set many times over the years. Your hard work is appreciated.
Trying to finish off the Second Punic War and its finally within range
Never stop doing the second Punic war until the battle of zama!
Unfortunately I will have to do the Battle of Zama :(
@@Historyden are you really into Han and Carthage? i like Scip he my boyyyyy, got done dirty tho
LOL maybe it shows
So happy to see you continuing coverage on the Punic Wars. Some of the best detail and summary of this epic struggle I've ever heard.
I am always excited to see you upload :)
Always good to see another video!!!!
I enjoyed listening to this episode. I still appreciate your formula with the text and the maps. Also, the sound is super. Cheers
Awesome, thank you!
thank you for keep on keeping on, love your videos!
Always!
The Battle of Zama, I tingle with anticipation !!!!!!! Great video sir.
Glad you enjoyed!
Thx !!!
You're welcome!
Great content. Also, never miss breakfast boys!
Gold!! 🙏
Its about time we got back to the second punic war!!!! lets finish this plzzzzz x
I will for sure
@@Historyden your a legend
@@Historyden il donate too, good job
Hannibal was one of the best generals in all history and even he was not able to defeat the Romans, after several, SEVERAL major defeats. As much respect Hannibal deserves, the Republic deserves more
For sure the Romans learned, adapted and were ultimately victorious
Not having sea superiority really hampers Hannibal's ability to properly reinforced his army
Yeah big problem that never really got solved
Even in modern times having good manpower and logistics are essential
he was pretty much financing the war alone wasn't he? imagine what he could have done if Carthage backed him 100% and gave him what he needed when he needed it
yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
What do you think of the TikTok theory that the Roman Empire never existed
I just saw her video and its already accepted that Rome did not have total control of the Mediterranean until the 2nd century BC. She really isn't stating anything we already do not know. But the rest of her claims are just ridiculous - Hadrians wall isn't Roman? I mean can we even take her seriously?