Originally posted by TigerfireFortunately the Roman general, Scipio Africanus, was more than a match for them.
Carthage should have! They had everything going for them-they had at least three active armies in Europe and one was a general who had had complete control of the Italian Peninsula for fourteen years. Many of Rome's allies had deserted her.
Originally posted by expuddlepiratewin win win win win win win win then LOSE BIG!
The anceint celts had a practice of defeat, plunder and move on. I think thevalue of that was not having the overhead and drain on the forces of an occupation. However the fault of the celts on the other hand was their lack of a unified national unity. Vercengetorix came too late as being a central ruler.