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flaminius

/fləˈmɪni.əs/

Traduction: Homme d'État et général romain, connu pour la construction de la voie Flaminienne, mort en 217 av. J.-C. lors de la bataille contre Hannibal.

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C2formalcommonpolitical/fləˈmɪni.əs/

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

  • 🇫🇷Homme d'État et général romain, connu pour la construction de la voie Flaminienne, mort en 217 av. J.-C. lors de la bataille contre Hannibal.
  1. Roman statesman and general C2 formal

    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.

    • 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.

    🇫🇷Flaminius (homme d'État romain)