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It quickly becomes clear to the Romans that generations of constant warfare in Germania have strengthened them, whereas the Carthaginians have grown soft in the absence of real opposition. The Republic quickly begins playing the Carthaginians off against the
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more pronounced than the historical Romans did: large numbers of Germans have been adopted into the Roman society, forming a large proportion of both the legions and the
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of the topic and provide significant coverage of it beyond a mere trivial mention. If notability cannot be shown, the article is likely to be
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At the close of the novel, the Egyptian army, led by Scipio and armed with fearsome weapons from the School of
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One chapter and several generations later, the Romans have long since reestablished the
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A series of auspicious omens prompt the Senate to send a delegation south into
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family, is wholly motivated by a desire to reestablish the Republic in the
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Aulus Flaccus: Senator and diplomat, assistant and friend to Marcus Scipio
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offers terms to the Romans: abandon their city and move north of the
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Marcus Scipio: Leader of Roman Expedition to Carthage and Egypt
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Princess Zarabel: Sister of Hamilcar, leader of the Cult of
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Titus Norbanus: Second in command of Roman Expedition
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2002 alternate history novel by John Maddox Roberts
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John Maddox Roberts
Scott Grimando
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0-441-00933-6
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0-441-01038-5
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48579406
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The Seven Hills
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John Maddox Roberts
The Seven Hills

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