Talk:Fabius Maximus

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My man! --The Cunctator

hmpf! Now let's see you take your man beyond a three-word stub <g> - clasqm

There is a reason I chose that name. --TheCunctator

Visigoth invasion?????????? KF 11:32 27 May 2003 (UTC)

"Fabius was well aware of the military superiority of the Carthaginians" this isn't true - the Romans actually had a much superior military, it was simply that *Hannibal was too good. On equal ground the romans would have won, but hannibal chose the scenario every time. Change.

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