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flaminius

/fləˈmɪni.əs/

Übersetzung: Römischer Staatsmann und Feldherr, bekannt als Erbauer der Via Flaminia, der 217 v. Chr. in der Schlacht gegen Hannibal fiel.

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/fləˈmɪni.əs/C2formalpolitical
  • deRömischer Staatsmann und Feldherr, bekannt als Erbauer der Via Flaminia, der 217 v. Chr. in der Schlacht gegen Hannibal fiel.

A Roman statesman and general, notably responsible for constructing the Flaminian Way, who perished in battle against Hannibal in 217 BC.

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  1. Roman statesman and generalC2formal

    A Roman politician and military commander known for building the Via Flaminia (Flaminian Way) and for his defeat and death at the Battle of Lake Trasimene against Hannibal in 217 BC.

    deRömischer Staatsmann und Feldherr

    • Flaminius was elected consul and oversaw the construction of the Flaminian Way.
    • The defeat of Flaminius at Lake Trasimene was a major victory for Hannibal.
    • Historians often debate the strategic decisions made by Flaminius during the Second Punic War.