Dr. Eve MacDonald

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1,045 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 13 Sep

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The Roman consul, whose name is Lutatius, uh, is the one who s who creates the peace.
Hamilcar uh is left on the heights of Eryx at this point, uh, and he is um not he he negotiates the this the the peace and then he goes back to Carthage, we think.
And the
city of Lilibaeum, which is the big Carthaginian city that is left, is handed over to the Romans, as are the rest of the territories.
And so there's a general, a Carthaginian general in in Lilibaeam, um, whose name is uh Mago, and he is left to sort of
deal with the intricacies of demobilization because they have a land army and they have ships still and soldiers and population and all that.
And so the Romans, it's sort of we have a insight into this kind of formal process.
A treaty is designed, it's called the Treaty of Lutat Lutacius.
It's 20 years.
It it it sets out that the Carthaginians will pay a war indemnity every year for 20 years to the Romans.
And um that Carthage will lose Sicily and all its possessions on Sicily, and that um
It retains its, you know, territory in Africa and it also retains the territories in Sardinia at this point.
Yeah, hundreds of years.
Yeah.
Absolutely exactly what it is.
Even the Romans criticize the Romans on this one.
You just know where the Romans are really badly behaved when that happens.
But yes, it leads into chaos um for Carthage.
It c it's a it chaos within their um home territories within Africa.
It's not just a mercenary war, but it's a rebellion of of its allied territories in Africa.
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