The Fall of Carthage: Scipio's Ruthless Conquest

This chapter delves into Scipio's military genius that led to the systematic conquest of Carthage, exploring the aftermath of the city's destruction with brutal actions taken by the Romans. It narrates the enslavement of thousands, the burning of prisoners, and the obliteration of Carthaginian culture, depicting Scipio's remorse reminiscent of other historical conquerors. The grim scene of carnage during the fall of Carthage is vividly portrayed, showcasing the intense suffering of the city's inhabitants amidst a backdrop of societal acceptance of violence and lurid descriptions in historical texts.