- The
Battle of the
Trebia (or Trebbia) was the
first major battle of the
Second Punic War,
fought between the
Carthaginian forces of
Hannibal and a Roman...
- Look up
Trebia in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Trebia or
Trebbia can
refer to: The
Trebbia River, in
Italy Trebia (ancient
Latin town) The Battle...
- War of the
Second Coalition:
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Verona The
Battle of (the)
Trebbia (17 [6 OS] – 20 [9 OS] June,...
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Celtic army, he won a
succession of
victories at the
Battle of Ticinus,
Trebia, Lake Trasimene, and Cannae,
inflicting heavy losses on the Romans. Hannibal...
- The
Trebbia (stressed Trèbbia; Latin:
Trebia) is a
river predominantly of
Liguria and
Emilia Romagna in
northern Italy. It is one of the four main right-bank...
- antiquity's
greatest tacticians.
Having recovered from
their losses at
Trebia (218 BC) and Lake
Trasimene (217 BC), the
Romans decided to
engage Hannibal...
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allies he
obtained crushing victories over the
Romans at the
battles of
Trebia (218) and Lake
Trasimene (217).
Moving to
southern Italy in 216 Hannibal...
- English). Vol. 4. H.
Rackham (trans.). It was not
actually the
Battle of
Trebia but the
Battle of Ticinus.
Roman writers often found the
events of Roman...
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reinforcements north from
Sicily but were
badly defeated at the
Battle of the
Trebia. The
following spring, the
Romans positioned an army on each side of the...
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Trebia was an
ancient town of
Latium in
central Italy. In
around 488 BC,
Trebia was
captured by an
invading army of the Volsci, led by
Gaius Marcius Coriol****...
