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		<title>Scipio Africanus</title>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Scipio Africanus (235-183 BC) commanded his first army at the age of 25, led a daring invasion in Africa to personally defeat Hannibal and secured Rome&#8217;s dominance over the Mediterranean. In ten years of command he never lost a battle, employing bold strategies to triumph over six enemy generals. Charismatic, ruthless and self-confident almost to the point of arrogance, Scipio was the first Roman leader hailed as <i>Imperator</i>, &#8216;victorious commander&#8217;, a title later adopted by emperors. He drove Carthage&#8217;s forces from Spain and annexed its territories, and later imposed terms on Antiochus III, extending Rome&#8217;s reach eastward; yet political jealousy at home led to his bitter exile. This biography explores the fortunes, fame and fate of a leader who outshone Caesar in military genius.</p>
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