... must have found extremely difficult in dealing with his amalgamated force from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds. This was probably the most important consequence of the second Punic war- it revealed the latent power of the Roman Republic that would become the essence of the force behind their eventual conquering of the known world. In Rome's case, this was her capacity to continue to produce manpower when Carthage's supply ... . But lastly, there is no reason to doubt that many of the allies felt they had closer ties to the Rome than to the invading Carthaginians who were re...

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