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A Hecatombe Of Slaves

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A Hecatombe Of Slaves

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In the bygone history of the past

An uneasy truce, existed in Spain

Between the romans and the carthaginians

Two eminent powers, one will remain.

Hannibal the, carthaginian leader

Laid a successful, eight-month siege

Beginning the, second punic war

For all who died in battle is this dirge.

Summus fuit imperator et mari et terra.

Two roman legions landed at Emperion

But Hannibal, had already left Iberia

With a heavy army he crossed the Alps

And won the battle, at Trebia.

Rome was now, on the brink of collapse

Winter of CCXVI B. C.

One of the most disputed military regions

Regrouped and faced, their enemy.

Summus fuit imperator et mari et terra.

Behind Carthage walls

Women and children would live in fear

Resolute against their fate

The enemy was so near.

Fell a tremendous rain

A bad omen sent by the gods

This people were comdemned

From Italy came an evil horde.

All the merciless legions shall attack!!!

The roman general Scipio Aemilianus

Was sent to win this war, once and for all

He encircled the city with a series, of blockades

A few months enough, to see it fall.

The carthaginians with famine and disease

Held out for nine months but there was no place to hide

Rather than surrender they burned the city to flames

And threw themselves, onto a mass suicide.

Summus fuit imperator et mari et terra.

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