Hannibal and Propaganda

Richard Miles

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Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Archaeological and Historical Studies

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This chapter contains sections titled: What Might Be Meant by Hannibalic Propaganda? The Legacy of Alexander and the Development of Military Propaganda in the Hellenistic World The Sicilian Connection Heracles-Melqart Rome and Hercules Invictus The Rout of Cacus Hannibal and Heracles At the Temple of Hera Lacinia Roman Responses to Hannibalic Propaganda

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