Hasdrubal - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Hasdrubal ⁴ - son of Hanno; Carthaginian general in Sicily, killed in 250 B.C.
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255/22 The Carthaginians send Hasdrubal to command their army in Sicily.
250/5 Hasdrubal advances from Lilybaeum, to Panormus.
250/6 aecilius defeats the Carthaginaian army under Hasdrubal at Panormus.
Cic:Verr_2.3.125 so much worse horrors than Hasdrubal with his Carthaginian army, or
Oros_4.9 C. Furius Pacilus 251 B.C. Hasdrubal, the new general of the
ValMax_1.1.14 wiles and ambuscades of Hasdrubal and Xanthippus the Lacedaemonian,

Hasdrubal ⁵ - son-in-law of Hamilar; Carthaginian general in Spain, killed in 221 B.C.
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229/19 who is succeeded as Carthaginian commander in Spain by Hasdrubal.
228/15 Hasdrubal subdues the Orissi.
228/16 Hasdrubal founds the city of Carthago Nova.
226/11 Hasdrubal agrees to a treaty with the Romans, setting the river Ebro
221/18 lls as a soldier and officer while serving under Hasdrubal in Spain.
221/19 Hasdrubal pursues a policy of expansion in Spain, and seeks political
221/20 Hasdrubal is assassinated, and Hannibal is appointed to be the new
Within translations:
Just_44.5 was sent his son-in-law Hasdrubal, who was also killed
Nepos_22.3 and handsome young man, Hasdrubal by name, whom some
Nepos_23.3 after Hamilcar died and Hasdrubal succeeded to the chief
ValMax_3.3e.7 his master, forthwith set upon Hasdrubal, and slew him. And although

Hasdrubal ⁶ - son of Hamilcar and brother of Hannibal
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218/46 Hasdrubal routs some Roman marines in a surprise attack.
216/28 Hasdrubal defeats the Tartessians near Ascua.
215/11 The Carthaginians order Hasdrubal to lead his army into Italy.
215/28 The Romans defeat Hasdrubal at Ibera.
213/13 lliance with the Romans, and Hasdrubal is recalled from Spain to oppo
210/7 Hasdrubal secretly escapes with his army after being trapped by C.Ner
208/6 Hasdrubal retreats towards the Pyrenees after being defeated by Scipi
208/17 conference, and decide that Hasdrubal should attempt to march to Ita
208/20 meet Hannibal and his brother Hasdrubal at opposite ends of Italy.
207/1 General comments on Hasdrubal's struggle against the Romans in Spain.
207/2 Hasdrubal leaves Spain on his way to Italy.
207/4 Hasdrubal arrives in Italy, but fails to capture Placentia.
207/8 Hasdrubal discovers a method of killing elephants rapidly.
207/9 comments on the character of Hasdrubal, and his bravery when faced
207/10 The consuls defeat and kill Hasdrubal at Sena on the river Metaurus.
207/19 The triumph of Livius and Nero for their victory over Hasdrubal.
Nepos_23.3 the second with his brother Hasdrubal in Spain, and led the
Nepos:Cat_1 Battle at ** in which Hasdrubal, the brother of Hannibal, fell.
Oros_4.16 another in Spain against Hasdrubal, the brother of Hannibal;
Oros_4.18 The Metaurus River, where Hasdrubal was overwhelmed, proved as
ValMax_3.7.4 who, when he had defeated Hasdrubal and the army of the
ValMax_4.1.9 Salinator the glory of defeating Hasdrubal. Yet he chose rather to
ValMax_7.4.4 one side of Italy, and Hasdrubal had invaded the other; so
ValMax_9.3.1 city to wage war against Hasdrubal, he was advised by Fabius
[Vict]:VirIll_48 [48] Hasdrubal, the brother of Hannibal, crossed
[Vict]:VirIll_49 her father. He drove Hasdrubal and Mago, Hannibal's brothers,
[Vict]:VirIll_50 to discord, and triumphed over Hasdrubal. As censor with the same

Hasdrubal ⁸ - commander of the Carthaginian cavalry at the battle of Cannae
Ennius:Ann_283 ghty foes. [283] & Hasdrubal sends the Numidians in pursui

Hasdrubal ⁹ - a Carthaginian general in Sardinia during the Second Punic War
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Oros_4.16 and the other Hasdrubal, the Carthaginian general.

Hasdrubal ¹⁰ - son of Gisgo; Carthaginian general in Spain and Africa
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211/16 survivors in Spain, led by L.Marcius, defeat Hasdrubal son of Gisgo.
206/7 Scipio defeats Hasdrubal son of Gisgo at Ilipa.
204/16 Hasdrubal persuades Syphax to repudiate his friendship with Scipio.
203/13 Hasdrubal tries to win over some of Scipio's allies.
202/7 The death of Hasdrubal, son of Gisgo.
Oros_4.18 burns, barely escaped. 20 Hasdrubal, the commander, came to
Plin:HN_35.14 this kind that belonged to Hasdrubal, in that general's camp when
ValMax_6.9e.7 Scipio, and Carthage through Hasdrubal, came to him to
[Vict]:VirIll_49 broke into the camps of Hasdrubal and Syphax in a single

Hasdrubal ¹³ - Carthaginian general in the Third Punic War
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150/1 Hasdrubal marches against Masinissa.
147/7 Hasdrubal tortures and kills Roman prisoners.
147/24 Negotiations between Hasdrubal and Gulussa.
146/7 Hasdrubal surrenders to the Romans; his wife and the deserters commit
Within translations:
Obseq_20 was besieged, by command Hasdrubal there was cruelty inflicted
Oros_4.22 directed his forces against Hasdrubal. 8 In the meantime
Oros_4.23 thirty thousand men. 4 Hasdrubal, the king, voluntarily surrendered
Polyaen_8.16.7 hile he was there, Hasdrubal, who had a daughter of exquis
ValMax_3.2e.8 was taken, the wife of Hasdrubal accused him of disloyalty because

Hasdrubal ¹⁴ - grandson of Masinissa; killed in 148 B.C.
148/26 Hasdrubal, grandson of Masinissa, is murdered at Carthage.
Oros_4.22 and capturing six thousand. Hasdrubal, the Punic general and

Hasdrubal ¹⁵ - a citizen of Gades who was rewarded by the Romans, first century B.C.
81/18 Pompeius rewards Hasdrubal of Gades and several others with Roman cit

Hasdrubal → see Cleitomachus²

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