The Fall of Carthage

This book provides an extensive and detailed account of the three Punic Wars, focusing on the military strategies, tactics, and cultural differences between Rome and Carthage.

Goldsworthy examines the wars against the backdrop of the military theories and social organizations of the time, highlighting the impact of these conflicts on the Mediterranean world.

The book includes comprehensive notes, a detailed chronology of events, and appendices on the Republican Political System and the Consular Army.

It is a valuable resource for both academics and general readers, offering insights into the historical significance of these wars and their lasting impact on the Western world.