... kings , Cocolitanus , was captured ; the other , Aneroestes , escaped but committed suicide afterwards . The ... Punic War and the Boii were not broken until 190 BC . In these campaigns , the Romans had to face Celts who were ...
... CELTS Some Celtic tribes were ruled and led in war by their kings ; others were dominated by the nobility from among whom a war leader would be elected . In either case , the nobles and their servants and retainers were an important ...
... Punic War , first , 25 et seq . Second , 37 et seq . the Third , 61 et seq . Pyrrhus , as imitator of Alexander , 14 , 15 . campaign of , in Sicily , 19 . death of , 21 . early wars ... Celtic druid and Cicero , 87 . Celtic occupation of , 11 ...
... Celts from Greece, however, led to no interruption in the Hellenic kings' practice of deploying Celtic mercenaries. The Macedonian king Antigonus Gonatas, who in 277 bc decisively defeated the Lysimachea, employed them in battle against ...
... Punic War ' with Carthage Rome : First Punic War Period : Consuls Second Punic War : 218-02 BC NUMIDIA succession , c . 215–03 BC After the Second ... Kings Post-Roman Europe Visigothic Kings Italy Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy Popes.
... Kings. London: Unwin, 1991. Frank Stenton, Anglo Saxon England, 3rd edn. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1971, is still a useful narrative; see p. 40 for the Mercian numbers. D. A. Binchy, Celtic ... Punic Wars (c. 1000–264). London ...
... Irish kings made many military expeditions into foreign countries . Ugain Mor , called by O'Flaherty , in his ... Punic wars , auxiliary troops to their Celtic brethren , the Gauls ; who , in their alliance with the Carthaginians ...
... kings ( " friends and allies of the Roman people ' " ) , and dependent ... Punic and Hellenistic civilisation was superior to the Roman ; and , on the other , the Celtic ... wars a class of citizens which in earlier times had not come ...
... kings of the Gauls ' ( Pol . , III , 62 , 5 ) . Livy , clearly drawing upon Polybius , speaks generically of ' Gallica arma ' and ' ferrum ' , the latter being synonymous ... Celts in battle. Osprey Publishing • www.ospreypublishing.com.
Territorial Expansion Between the Punic Wars Gareth C. Sampson. At first the battle was confined to the hill, all the ... Celtic kings; but the Roman cavalry, after a stubborn struggle, at length overmastered the enemy and gained ...