Rome's Reaction to the Fall of Saguntum
But when news came to Rome of the fall of Saguntum,Indignation at Rome at the fall of Saguntum. |
Envoys sent to Carthage to demand surrender of Hannibal. |
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Indignation at Rome at the fall of Saguntum. |
Envoys sent to Carthage to demand surrender of Hannibal. |
1 Of Chaereas nothing seems known; a few fragments of an historian of his name are given in Müller, vol. iii. Of Sosilus, Diodorus (26, fr. 6) says that he was of Ilium and wrote a history of Hannibal in seven books. Nepos (Hann. 13) calls him a Lacedaemonian, and says that he lived in Hannibal's camp and taught him Greek.
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