Had Pyrrhus never of come to Southern Italy's aid and come in a war against Rome, would the (presumably) inevitable Punic War against Cathage ended differently?
With a Rome with no experience of dealing with Elephants have caused things to turn out differently? I'm assuming that Cathage would have expanded into the tips of Southern Italy without an Epirus army there, causing additional problems for Rome.
Thanks.
With a Rome with no experience of dealing with Elephants have caused things to turn out differently? I'm assuming that Cathage would have expanded into the tips of Southern Italy without an Epirus army there, causing additional problems for Rome.
Thanks.