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The Punic Wars: A Century of Conquest and Conflict (264-146 BC) For over a century
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The Punic Wars: A Century of Conquest and Conflict (264-146 BC) For over a century, Rome clashed with Carthage in three brutal conflicts that would shape the destiny of ancient civilizations. The First Punic War saw Roman innovation and determination triumph over Carthaginian naval prowess, while the Second Punic War pitted Hannibal's legendary generalship against Scipio Africanus' strategic genius. The Third Punic War brought a devastating conclusion to this epic struggle as Rome razed Carthage to ashes. These wars were marked by brutal battles on land and sea, including the infamous Battle of Cannae, where Hannibal outmaneuvered Roman legions with his clever tactics. Meanwhile, the Romans adapted their military strategies under leaders like Fabius Maximus and Scipio Aemilianus. The Punic Wars saw Rome's rise to dominance in the Mediterranean world, while Carthage suffered a catastrophic decline. The legacy of these wars continues to captivate historians and enthusiasts alike, offering valuable insights into ancient warfare, politics, and culture.