La Seconda e Terza Guerra Punica / Tratto da un codice dell'Ambrosiana
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A narrative account recounting the renewed conflicts between Rome and Carthage, covering successive campaigns, sieges, and political episodes that alter each side's fortunes. The text pairs a vernacular rendering of an ancient historian with an original fifteenth-century Tuscan continuation, organized in brief, numbered chapters that emphasize military maneuvers, logistical challenges, diplomatic incidents, and civic reactions. Its prose is direct and economical, reflecting early Italian usage, and the work balances concise chronicle with vivid descriptions of battlefield events and strategic decisions to offer a readable overview of the prolonged Punic struggles.
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