Examples of using "حنبعل" in a sentence and their english translations:
Hannibal re-equips his infantry.
Hannibal takes the initiative.
that Hannibal can ill afford.
Hannibal pursuits and catches up two days later.
But Hannibal devised a cunning plan.
the coastal plain to confront Hannibal.
Hannibal had won an unbelievable victory!
today I watched: "Hannibal, a march on Rome", a fantastic concise take on Hannibal's
Hannibal now faces armies of both Roman consuls.
Hannibal deploys his infantry in a thin line.
Hannibal was considering his next move.
But… ever the master of mind games, Hannibal wittily remarked:
in the relatively high casualties for Hannibal’s army.
Flaminius missed the opportunity to attack Hannibal's weakened enemy.
All the while, the Romans assumed that Hannibal is contained in the north.
Now, Hannibal signals his hidden forces to attack.
Hannibal's troops find themselves battling heavy snowstorms.
Hannibal committed significant forces in an effort to destroy the Roman vanguard
However, feeling the economic impact of Hannibal’s operations,
And now he was following Hannibal back across the Apennines.
Hannibal committed significant forces in an effort to destroy the Roman vanguard
But, achieving this slaughter cost Hannibal dearly.
Flaminius missed the opportunity to attack Hannibal's weakened enemy.
Meanwhile, Hannibal gathers his officers to lay out his plans.
Hannibal immediately offered battle outside the Roman camp.
It seemed that Hannibal decided to force his way out after all.
But then... Hannibal led his troops through the gates...
But this time, Hannibal was ready.
Hannibal himself lost sight in one eye due to infection.
4 legions were left in Italy to deal with Hannibal.
And on land, Hannibal was virtually at the gates, unopposed.
Hannibal meanwhile has problems of his own.
On the flanks, Hannibal orders his cavalry to push forward.
And so begins Hannibal's perilous journey through the Alps.
With the enemy driven off, Hannibal and his men turn their attention towards the village.
On the Tagus river, Hannibal had his first major victory.
Wanting to stop Hannibal's expansion, the Romans made their presence felt.
given that the Senate, the army, and the people of Rome wanted to fight and destroy Hannibal.
After observing Hannibal’s activities for several months, the two temporary consuls
but by mid-July Hannibal captured the town of Cannae.
Seeing Fabius marching down towards the valley, Hannibal reportedly said:
Having outwitted Fabius, Hannibal escaped the valley.
At that moment, Hannibal signalled his concealed troops to attack!
Hannibal personally commanded the troops in the center, with the help of his youngest
Hannibal turned the strength of the Roman infantry, their deep overwhelming formation, against them.
Hannibal could've cut off these supplies by blocking the roads.
Hannibal's light infantry, skirmishers and Gallic heavy infantry clash with the Roman centre.
Hannibal learned of their movement even before Servilius knew about Flaminius' defeat.
The Romans advance, but Hannibal restrains his men from advancing on the enemy.
Hannibal rushes downhill while Carthaginian troops from below simultaneously begin pushing uphill.
Hannibal ordered his army to pursue them across the river, completely routing the enemy.
Hannibal wintered in New Carthage, preparing for the upcoming campaign.
Both consuls were clearly concerned about the mobility of Hannibal’s cavalry.
he understood that the Roman camp was already too close to Hannibal,
For Hannibal, this was another way to humiliate the Romans and show to his
Hannibal marshall ed his army back into the Apennine mountains.
Hannibal had plundered the Ager Falernus valley, perhaps the richest region in all of Rome.
The way in which Hannibal extricated his army from a seemingly hopeless
This first argument doesn't sufficiently explain why Hannibal decided not to attack.
Hannibal succeeded in bringing the Gauls to his side, nearly doubling his army.
Hannibal demonstrates his shrewdness by not commiting to an uncertain battle.
In late 218 BC, Hannibal marched his forces over the Alps.
As word of Hannibals victory spreads, Gallic tribes send emissaries to pledge their support.
These troops become the first of the "Italian allies" to defect and join Hannibal.
Two days later Hannibal rallies his troops at the top and points to the panorama of Italy below.
Their plan was to send consul Publius Cornelius Scipio to intercept Hannibal in Iberia.
whilst Hannibal now held the most important supply depo in the area,
not including him in his writings at all during the campaign until Hannibal was sighted,
aggressively confront Hannibal – a desire that was widespread in all political circles in Rome.
Hannibal responded by sending out groups of cavalry and light infantry to harass and slow
Hannibal countered by advancing down from the high ground towards a new camp location,
the battlefield showed Hannibal’s belief in victory, which raised the spirits of the men.
For a third year in a row, Hannibal continued his campaign of violence, to demonstrate Rome’s
Meanwhile, Hannibal reached a place he deemed suitable for his winter quarters.
begs the question: Did Hannibal so desperately need provisions for the winter and was forced to forage?
Nevertheless, as Hannibal continued across the Appenines, Fabius shadowed him.
It seems that Hannibal was the only one who understood the implications of Fabius' plan...
the legions can outmatch the enemy and crush Hannibal’s center yet again.
Hannibal’s advanced center narrowed the width of the initial contact, reducing the
Hannibal’s infantry on either side of the gaping hole managed to maintain their lines,
Hannibal succeeded in bringing the Gauls to his side, nearly doubling his army.